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Set in Kuwait in 1987, two women making their way in the boys club of the Kuwait Stock Exchange, on the eve of Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country.Set in Kuwait in 1987, two women making their way in the boys club of the Kuwait Stock Exchange, on the eve of Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country.Set in Kuwait in 1987, two women making their way in the boys club of the Kuwait Stock Exchange, on the eve of Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country.
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Fabulous! A great, highly addictive production. Wonderful acting and storyline. I was gripped from Episode 1 and was really drawn into the lives of all the characters and cared about what happened to them. It is so good to watch a TV series with old-fashioned values but which feels very modern. Series 1 is exciting and humorous with heart-wrenching twists: a wonderful combination. I can't see online if Series 2 is planned but hope so much that it is. I miss the charactters and would love to watch what happens to them next! Thank you so much, Netflix! A hugely enjoyable TV Series. Well done to everyone involved! The Exchange rocks!
I do not understand arabic, however watched with English subtitles. I loved the show and was able to feel the expressions and delivery of the dialogues still. Especially great acting from the Mounira and Saud. With Jude and Farida playing their part in a good way also. I liked all the supporting characters as well and light hearted comedy side. It was good to watch something different than standard US shows. Would love to see a season 2 with Saud reprising his role also - with more focus on the light hearted side and his growing interest with Mounira would be great to watch. Also Jude's character development in season 2 would be great to see.
In 1987, many micro revolutions happened around the world with the gender equality effort. This honest and moving tale of a woman's courage to hide her defeats and put downs including her closest family member goes beyond the theme of Saudi society or women's equality cause. It's the story of all women who have tried to do the right thing by their family, husband and children.
Brilliant scriptwriting. Also, the camaraderie and humor between genders is unique to Arab society and if to the westerners Arab women seem oppressed, you should know that they are also admired, respected and feared because strength, beauty and intelligence are respected more than in our western modern world. So please don't be quick to judge in these reviews.
Looking forward to Season 2-3-4 and 5. Shukran.
Brilliant scriptwriting. Also, the camaraderie and humor between genders is unique to Arab society and if to the westerners Arab women seem oppressed, you should know that they are also admired, respected and feared because strength, beauty and intelligence are respected more than in our western modern world. So please don't be quick to judge in these reviews.
Looking forward to Season 2-3-4 and 5. Shukran.
This outstanding show was not only funny and kept you on your toes but also showcased exceptional acting that effectively portrayed the obstacles women confront in male-dominated workplaces. Additionally, it brought attention to the various struggles women encounter in Arab societies, such as being a woman, a mother, a daughter, a divorcee, or a single woman pursuing a career. The inspiring and impactful ending highlighted the resilience of women and their ability to overcome challenges and achieve success. It is an excellent example of promoting progress and breaking biases not only in the East but also globally.
Loved it! Glad it was scripted as a typical rom-com just set in a different culture. It's based on the real life struggles of Kuwaiti women to fully participate in society and use their own voices.
In short, it's a combination of 9 to 5 and Thelma and Louise set in Kuwait in the late 80s. Great, acting, good script, good seeing the fight against misogyny, societal pressures, cultural change. Think of the US and the changing role of women from the 1950s to the 1970s.
There's comedy and drama in this series I laughed and cried, sometimes at the same time.
A very good series to binge watch. I hope the writers can expand the story with a season three. The storyline and characters deserve that.
In short, it's a combination of 9 to 5 and Thelma and Louise set in Kuwait in the late 80s. Great, acting, good script, good seeing the fight against misogyny, societal pressures, cultural change. Think of the US and the changing role of women from the 1950s to the 1970s.
There's comedy and drama in this series I laughed and cried, sometimes at the same time.
A very good series to binge watch. I hope the writers can expand the story with a season three. The storyline and characters deserve that.
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