Leil Khargi

I loved it. I'm not a cinephile but this movies touches so many parts of being a human in Egypt. People are saying the movie is trying too hard when I see it effortlessly showing different facets of our society.

A burgois privileged self absorbed Aucian man is exploiting working class and looking down on them who decided for a moment to actually experience their lives rather than looking at it.

Off course the movie is directly examining political and social issues with focus on power and authority.

There is some vagueness about the mysterious guy who is escaping egypt in aboat in a seemingly repetitive manner and whom the protagonist sees him as the groom on the wedding.apparently reflecting himself in his maze of psychological nothingness through out the movie.

He fluctuates between his self absorbed burgois part and his more empathic/humane part who is actually living not observing. He only escapes this nothingness when he visits the later part.

Well , in comparison to other Egyptian or Arabic movies this one ir really nice when it comes to the topic , the scenario, the reality of the acting, it's definitely a thing

Unpleasant people doing stupid things for the entire time! One of the worst movies I've seen in a long time.

A typical Egyptian movie that's trying too hard to sound sophisticated. It's attempting to touches on so many issues with the society while looking down on it at the same time, and failing to deliver an unbiased picture of on any of them. Let alone the scattered plot, pointless scenes, and over the top themes. I get it... Cairo is disgusting, but the way that such movies address it is even more disgusting.

I think the passenger story is so good as the main one is .. I wish there was more of it within the film Ps: that actor in the sea is awesome.