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Ver The Reports on Sarah and Saleem

(716) 7.3 127 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Reports on Sarah and Saleem is a movie starring Maisa Abd Elhadi, Mohammad Eid, and Kamel El Basha. The affaire of a married Palestinian man and a married Israeli woman in Jerusalem takes a dangerous political dimension when...

Genres
Crime, Romance, Drama, War, Mystery
Director
Muayad Alayan
Starring
Ishai Golan, Maisa Abd Elhadi, Mohammad Eid, Kamel El Basha

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Genres Crime, Romance, Drama, War, Mystery
Director Muayad Alayan
Writer Rami Musa Alayan
Stars Ishai Golan, Maisa Abd Elhadi, Mohammad Eid, Kamel El Basha
Country Netherlands, Germany, Palestine, Mexico
Also Known As O Caso de Sarah e Saleem, Απαγορευμένες συναντήσεις, Sarah & Saleem - Là dove nulla è possibile, Os Relatórios sobre Sarah e Saleem, Der Fall Sarah & Saleem, サラとサリームに関する報告書, Sarah és Salim viszonya, Los informes sobre Sarah y Saleem, El affaire de Sarah y Saleem, El Affaire de Sarah y Saleem
Runtime 2 h 7 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The affaire of a married Palestinian man and a married Israeli woman in Jerusalem takes a dangerous political dimension when they are spotted in the wrong place at the wrong time, leaving them to deal with more than their broken marriages.

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Samantha
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 05:29

I agree with many other reviewers who are seeing this film as a children's book that was really scary for teenagers and now adults. The only other comparison I could think of was the Black Dahlia film. It was a good film with a killer and scary part in it, but the kids didn't see it as scary. I mean there are scenes in the book where I was scared and worried about the kids, but I didn't see the film at that time. I am glad I saw the film. I have watched it 4 times, and each time I watch it the film is more and more scary. The children are terrified of the killers that is scary. It's a great film, I would definitely recommend it to anyone. It was a good film and it really is scary and i would give it a 9/10.
Virginia F.
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 08:55

I was excited to see the film because I am a fan of Ms. Stowe and am very interested in what she was doing on screen. However, the story was gripping and suspenseful. I was also really impressed with the actors. Great performances from Chiwetel Ejiofor, Jessica Chastain, Natalie Portman, Josh Brolin and Richard Jenkins. There are few films that can hold my attention as much as this one. I have to say that the storyline was very well executed and added a fresh perspective to the subject of slavery in the past. I think the director had a great deal of emotional depth to the characters. I think the plot was really complex and riveting and i did not get bored with the movie. I think this is the film that the people who are into the subject of slavery need to watch. I am hopeful for the future of this film.
Helen
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 10:34

Saleem has a point. A lot of people I know and probably a lot of people are currently reading this.but the ones who don't know are probably unaware that a lot of the content in this film (assuming they haven't seen it yet) is fictitious. I do agree that if you watch this movie, and watch it with an open mind and are willing to accept the 'fake' aspect, you'll be in for a quite nice treat.
Nathan
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 23:07

Such a great film. If you like western, you will love it. One of the best western ever made and you can see why it was so well received. A must see. This film is about a group of rich and powerful white men who hunt the Indians for their land. It is basically set in the years 1842. The story has been told many times, but is new to me. I remember hearing a famous western author talking about it a few years ago. Very interesting and full of tension. The film itself is amazing, and that is what makes it so great. It's the kind of film you watch over and over again and it never gets old. It's not a matter of whether or not it's real, but of how it is told. The scenery is always great. Some beautiful music too. There is nothing that the viewer wouldn't like to see. There is always something to find in it. Although the story of a group of men who hunt Indians for their land seems so common, it is at its heart a film about people who have no one to rely on. It's an interesting story and the writing, acting and directing is wonderful. Very enjoyable and worth watching. 8/10.
Craig Arnold
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 15:40

I am not religious, so I am not going to call myself a religious person when I say that I enjoyed this movie. All the actors are excellent in their roles and the direction and editing is superb. The story is engrossing and offers a compelling message of what it means to be human. The main character played by Tilda Swinton, is a wonderfully nuanced and believable character. She has a wonderful, subtle and deep way about her and her performance is fantastic. Although, she is an actress of Asian descent, she is incredibly relatable and her presence carries the film along. The cinematography is breathtaking and is certainly worth the cost of the ticket to see. As far as I'm concerned, this is the best film I have seen all year. It's visually stunning, the acting is superb, and the direction is perfect. If you want to see a highly enjoyable movie with lots of entertainment value, rent this one and then watch it again!
Ann M.
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 20:06

This is definitely a movie you are going to want to watch again, not just to compare it to the 1999 version. The score is very reminiscent of the 1999 version. There are many references made to the 1999 version, but in the 2000 version it is set in the past. This movie has many plot lines and it is easy to lose track of what is happening. I found myself asking myself what will happen next, and there are no clear answers, there are only left endings. The performances are great and really help you tell the story. THe end was tragic and tragic.
Amy
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 08:21

This is one of the most honest and least judgemental film I have seen in recent times. The two of them were great and the two leads are great. Michael Fassbender's performance of an Irish hit man is really good, it's his performance that draws you in to this film, he just comes on with it. And his acting is outstanding. But I will not be bashing Tilda Swinton. She is so great and she adds a lot to the movie. The rest of the cast is fantastic. It's very realistic, there is no phony high hopes. There are no hollywood moments, and the performances are so good. This is the best thing I have seen since "Saving Private Ryan". A perfect film that I would recommend to anyone.
Jeffrey Washington
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 15:57

This is a great film. It brings some warmth to the relationship between the main characters, and it is beautiful to see Sarah's life come to an end. The music is haunting and the cinematography is beautiful. All the actors give their best performances. The story, script and acting are strong. I was glad to see El-Hadji Diouf in this film. He is a great actor and I loved seeing him in this film. His performance is emotional, he gives it all, and the energy he brings to the role is phenomenal. So the film has a great balance of romance and action. It is hard to see Sarah being so powerful and have that same kind of power. It does make it more difficult for Saleem to live the life he has, but he does. He is still at the bottom of his life and we feel that in his life. It is very good to see that he has returned to some sanity. It is a very good film. 8/10.
Carl B.
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 02:03

The film is based on a true story about a British politician's first visit to India. It tells the story of a young boy who, in the course of a year, encounters the life of a young Indian man. The boy, Saleem, is taken by the politician, Sarah, and placed in a home for children with special needs. Saleem, however, is not an ordinary child. He has a mind of his own and is capable of the extraordinary. His first night in the home, he kills a boy, and a year later he kills his sister. This is the story of a boy who is not like the others. The film is very well made. The performances are excellent. The film is very well directed. The film is very moving. The film is a very powerful story. I would recommend this film to anyone.
Amber
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 11:47

This movie is a love story between two people, their struggles, how they deal with them, and how they try to become the best of their abilities. The film is quite different from the norm and doesn't offer a steady pace, rather it alternates between tense and peaceful scenes. Sarah and Saleem's character is extremely naive and always leaves the wrong side of the law, which is something that occurs so often in Hollywood, this is the true value of the film, it shows that it is so difficult to be a hero and it is better to try to get involved with the community, a way which is surprisingly rare in this day and age. I also want to thank the director, the cinematographer and the editor, for their works in this movie. The cinematography is simply gorgeous, I would like to thank them all for their work in this movie. The movie is quite well made, it feels honest, it feels real, and it feels real. The music is used correctly in this film, it adds to the atmosphere, it adds to the emotions and it adds to the tension. I give this movie an 8.8/10. It is a great movie, it should have won more awards, but it won't be winning any. I hope you get as much pleasure out of this film as I did.
Cheryl
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 04:29

The use of John Woo in film is certainly a unique thing, and indeed, the execution of this film is good. It also manages to balance the relationship between two good old boys. I liked the way this film went out of its way to create some drama. It didn't shy away from the serious issue of the narrative taking its time in making a statement, but then added to it some comic relief. Despite the depressing subject, the film manages to do something fun with it, and some of the observations are interesting. The theme of racism in the U.S. is a sensitive one, and one that has largely been dealt with by other movies, but I thought the movie had a good grasp of the subject. There are some major flaws, and the ending falls a bit flat, but overall, it's a good movie that I think the Asian audience would be very happy with. I don't think it's for everyone, but if you want to see a film that is entertaining, from beginning to end, then this is it.
Jerry Arnold
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 15:14

The German versions of The Chekhov Memoirs of Tomas Todeschini and A Short Story for Teens by Marjane Satrapi, tell us about a world that can't be here: a world where truth is unspeakable, and where the secrets of a noble country come to be known only through fiction, their most shameless examples being the betrayal of a princess, her stolen heir, by a loveable courier and the subsequent media frenzy. The French versions are a bit more authentic, because they are available on videotape in the context of a French-Iranian movie festival and a French-Polish movie festival, respectively. They offer us a more rich experience, and their depictions of the fissures of nationality are indeed more strong than in the German versions. The French editions also bring out more about a family life and a national identity. The latter are mostly told in the form of not-so-transcendental images, their members comprising the city council of Paris, of a local school, a high-school teacher and a paratrooper. The third version is the first-person one, which adds more to the French versions than the German ones do, though with less realism. It's a lesson for all of us, for whoever likes to see how not all lives are lived up to the standard set by those who grew up in the post-war period. It is a part of the understanding that The Chekhov Memoirs are, and the French editions will remain, a masterpiece.
Joe
Thursday, 28 May 2020 16:53

I was excited to see this film at the film festival when it was first announced. I was also excited to see the film when I saw the first trailer in 2013. When it came out on Netflix in October 2016 I decided to see it. I have to say that this film is a great addition to a film festival. It took me awhile to get into the film, but it is worth it. It is one of the few films I have seen in 2016 that has really impressed me. It is not a perfect film by any means, but it is a good film. And it does not take itself too seriously, which is a very rare thing these days. This is a film about the "Battle of the Bulge". It was the infamous battle in WW2 that the Americans attacked and took over. But the German soldiers and civilians, the Americans, knew what was going on, and were determined to destroy the Americans, because they wanted to liberate Germany from the Americans. This is the beginning of the film, when we meet the boys in the army. The boys who were fighting the battle. This is when we see how these boys want to help their country, and that they still believe in that country and are still trying to fight the war. It is just a very interesting film, and I think that it is the best film at the festival. It is a great film to watch for the men who were in the battle. Overall, I really like this film, and it is a great film. This is a great film to watch with your mates on a Sunday night.
Cheryl
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 23:41

The film was very good, but I do have a few problems. I was disappointed that the main character was a foreigner, and not a Canadian. This is important because in this film, there are many Canadian actors, but it was hard to tell who was who. Also, the story line seemed to be a little weak. It was interesting, but not enough to keep me engaged. The film was a bit slow and the ending seemed rushed. I also thought that the ending was a little weak, but I will not give anything away. I would recommend this film to anyone, especially if you like the thriller genre. It is a good film, but it could have been better.
Jack
Sunday, 24 May 2020 01:28

This movie is a work of art. It is the story of a war veteran who has been in the army for over thirty years, and the life he lived before he joined the army. The story is based on a true story, and it is told from his perspective. The movie is beautifully shot and well acted. I thought that the actors did a very good job. The movie is a very interesting story. The movie does not have a happy ending, and it is not a happy movie. The movie is a work of art, and it is a good movie. It is a very well-made movie, and I highly recommend it.
Roy
Saturday, 23 May 2020 05:25

I really enjoyed the movie "The Reports on Sarah and Saleem" and was really taken back by how brave her decision was to leave her husband of three years, her father-in-law and all those who depended on her. I loved how he tried to tell her he loved her and how she's accepting and brave about this and all the people she left behind. My favorite scene was when Sarah and Fataara met for the first time and just the time they met the eyes were as close as their were at the time of their first meeting. They were so close and her eyes just looked right at him. That's what I liked about the movie. I really thought that the father-in-law could be a very good man and a good husband. When Sarah first visits him in the hospital he's very much in love with her and wants her to marry him but she says she's willing to wait for Fataara because he's married now. They talk for a while and then he says that he loves her and that she can wait for Fataara because he has a child of his own. That was really powerful to me because that's how loving and accepting Fataara is and how kind and gentle he is. I think that was probably my favorite scene in the movie because it really made me think about what I think should be done in that situation. It was really touching. I think that that was the greatest scene in the movie because it showed how amazing he is in everything he does. I didn't expect this from him. I think that his strength, his strength of love and kindness and good nature really made me feel really good. That was really touching to me. But all the other scenes were also really good. For example the scene where Sarah first saw Fataara and what he said to her was very moving and moving to me. It really made me think about how lucky I am to have such a wonderful man and how lucky I am to have such a wonderful woman. I love how they have such a connection because she loves Fataara but he doesn't know that she loves him. It's really great to see how they become so close and how he finds out about her and how he really loves her and so loving and then she gets so very much close to him. That was really good. When Fataara dies it's such a devastating scene because he left everything he knew about her to Sarah and that was so sad. I really wanted to know how Sarah came to find out that he had died but it was a really sad ending. I really wanted to see how she was going to deal with all the sadness. I thought that the actor that played the priest was very good in the part. He did a really good job. I thought he was very caring and how he saw Sarah was very caring and caring. The other actors in the movie were also good and I really liked the way the story was told. The movie was really good. I think it was very well done and I really enjoyed it and I would recommend it to everyone.
Craig Rose
Thursday, 21 May 2020 02:24

The Past/Present/Future trilogy of Tony Scott (Donnie Darko, The Life and Death of Peter Sellers) follows the same guidelines of the likes of The Sixth Sense, Sunshine and 12 Monkeys, and then has the strength of Thelma and Louise to make it look fresh and new (and sure to interest its target audience). It has a dash of The Bonfire of the Vanities thrown in, but at the same time is a cut above the rest and plays like a report to the time travel of the three films. The best element to the trilogy is clearly the performances of Damon, Damon, and Giamatti. The trio of Michael Caine, Joe Pesci and Catherine Zeta-Jones play its protagonists in a manner that lets them flourish, in a way that every character here has been written with. There is no way that this could have been done in previous times and the chemistry is very real and shows that all three actors are capable of more. We feel that they all are watching each other's back and in some cases even influencing each other. The film does have a few flaws as well. The pacing is a little off (although I understand that this was pre-production). The absence of flashbacks of certain scenes can lead to a bit of a moment where the pace drops a little. I did not care for this latter problem as well. There is also the terrible "running through walls" scene at the end of the film where we don't really care what is happening to anyone. But these are relatively minor problems as this film is quite special and I think that the potential is strong enough to be remembered for years to come.
Peter Burns
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 14:39

It's hard to believe, this is the first time I've written a review for a movie. It's like a Christmas Carol was written by a 7 year old who'd only ever seen Frozen. The art direction is amazing. You can almost feel the rush of the game players passing through the movie. The movie's visuals and dialogue are absolutely amazing. The acting is, well, Shakespearean. I don't know how else to describe it, but the actors and actresses in this movie are so amazing. The two young actors really surprised me and made me believe that they had talent and I'm really starting to get the feeling that this could actually be a 'Holy Grail'. I don't know, maybe I'm just extremely emotional, but I think everyone will be surprised by this movie. I actually came away with a few new friends from school because I watched this movie. It is the best movie I've seen in a long time. If you haven't seen it, watch it. It's worth the time and money. It will make you think a little, but it will give you a beautiful, incredible experience. 8/10
Christian Castillo
Friday, 15 May 2020 23:06

I was drawn to this film by the title, "The Reports on Sarah and Saleem", which I heard on the radio. I watched it and found it very interesting. The film is about a British journalist, Sarah, who goes to Yemen to investigate the mysterious deaths of a few of her colleagues in an oil field. She gets involved with Saleem, a reporter who is in the same field. The journalist is interested in the story because he is a journalist, and Saleem is a reporter. The journalist and the reporter become friends, and they are able to work together to get the story. I was intrigued by the story, and I was glad that I had seen the film. It was very interesting. The film is about the reporter's work, and the journalist's interest in the story. The story is very interesting, and the film is very good. I recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the news and who likes a good film.
Steven F.
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 23:11

If you're not afraid of bloodshed and blood, this movie is not for you. If you want a film that takes an entirely different perspective, this film will bore you to death. This is one of those rare films that can be enjoyed just once. Or you can sit down with some friends and eat popcorn.
Tammy
Monday, 04 May 2020 15:52

I have never seen anything like this movie. Though there are some slight differences from the book, it does not matter, because the movie is so effective that it keeps you in suspense as to what will happen next. There are several theories being thrown out the window and thrown in the fire. This is a true 'I have never seen that before' movie.
Hannah J.
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 11:43

I have heard critics say that the movie is not historical in anyway, but the plot makes no sense. I am not an expert on history, but even that says nothing to me. I don't know about the real life of Sarah, but if this movie was made in 2012, she was in her late 20s. If you want to be specific about the era, it was 1915. But we know from the beginning that she was married with five children. If you want to create a realistic movie about Sarah, then you need to make the plot more sensible. But I was pretty impressed with the production and the acting. I must admit that the character of Saleem was not believable in this movie, but the other people in the movie were very credible. I think that the reason is the acting of Sofia and the young star, Sharmila Shroff. I think they did a very good job. I was surprised that the director was able to put the movie in present day. I don't know why, but I really enjoyed this movie and I will recommend it to everyone who wants to see a great movie.
Jose
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 04:16

Remember when you were a kid and you loved Richard Curtis' and Joel Schumacher's 'The Hudsucker Proxy'? 'The Hudsucker Proxy' was perfect. It was shocking, over-the-top, crazy and captivating. It was the most perfect movie of the 90s. Then came 'The Sessions', and the title remained synonymous with that one year. The Hudsucker Proxy was pretty damn good, but it wasn't nearly as good as 'The Sessions'. It was a little too long. It was a little too dark. It had a totally unnecessary love subplot. The plot started to get a little repetitive, a little too much drama. I felt like the two years just flew by. That's because the first movie, at least, is a true classic. In this sequel, it is just a solid, solid movie. This one is as good as it could possibly be. If it wasn't for its excessive length, this movie would be one of the best movies of the 90s. But this movie was too long. This is the best movie of the 90s. I loved the cinematography in this movie. Everything was so well shot. The scene in the grocery store was one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen in a movie. I saw this movie once, and that was the best one time experience I had watching a movie. This movie could have been about 15-minutes shorter, but it was the last five minutes of the movie that were so good, that the movie was brilliant. It was all over the place. The ending was brilliant. That was brilliant. I loved the two subplots that was going on. One was about Sarah and the short kid. The other one was about Sarah's dad. The other was about Sarah's mom. All of them were brilliant, except the last one. I could've enjoyed this movie a whole lot more if it was a little shorter. The moment I started to dislike the movie was when the doctor and the guy were saying that they were going to shoot the kid and make him a killer. That would have been such a good dramatic scene, I don't know what happened. All of the main characters should have been called out, in some way, for murdering this kid. The movie could have ended with them being interviewed by the media. That's when I started to dislike this movie. The people that were in it were all brilliant. The father was perfect, and it was good to see him. I loved the relationship between Sarah and her father. It was a very solid plot that could've ended with more drama, but it ended without that. I thought that the subplots in this movie were wonderful. The character of Tim, and the one of John Deere, were so good. The two of them had great chemistry. I thought that this movie was just fine. This movie is amazing. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen. 8/10. The Sessions - Rating: 3.5/5.8/10.
Stephanie
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 08:42

I don't think the book "the reports on Sarah and Saleem" was very good, but as I read it, I got the sense that it could have been done a lot better. Perhaps I'm being cynical, but I thought the book could have been much better. I think that Michael Collins' book could have had a lot more added, and the characters could have been better developed. As it was, the book was very good, but there was not enough to make it worth the time it took to read it. Not being a Quentin Tarantino fan, I did not find this movie "anything more than a bit of fun", but it was certainly better than I expected, although I was a bit confused at the end when I saw the ending of the movie. Still, I thought that it was worth the time.
Ralph Schmidt
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 23:28

This film was good and i liked the way it was done. I liked the way it was filmed and the way it was done. It was a good movie and i would recommend it to anyone who liked the movie "The Battle of the Sexes" and wants to see a movie with a story that is not all about the same old story.
Roy D.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 17:11

I'm going to preface my review by saying that this movie was very different from what I expected and that I am not an American or a fan of the Israeli state. For the uninitiated, the title of the movie (Stripped) is not the Arabic word for strip of cloth or skin. It is a more accurate term that is used in Arabic when referring to the kind of striptease film that some Arabs consider degrading and were appalled at the fact that the film was shown in the United States. It is to be distinguished from the traditional act of zawa, also known as ziwir and found in most parts of Arab-majority countries. As a result, a significant percentage of non-Arab Muslim populations in the United States regard the film's exploitation of this common act as disgraceful. I am not implying that this film is responsible for this disgust. My point is that this film is the only thing which might be considered as being based on true events. I am saying that the narrative about the visit of the Sultan to Sarah was the only part which might have come close to being accurate and instead portrayed as a particularly false report. This film is not about the blind veneration of a monarch who ruled Egypt for almost a decade and was present at all the major battles during the Crusades and was deposed, thrown from his throne, forced to surrender and was murdered in 1346. I am not even saying that the Sultan's execution is even the focus of the film. This is simply the story of a man who was (and is) presented as a unique person and is often presented as a religious figure. This film would have been better for me to say that his reign as Sultan is a representation of Muhammad, but I am no expert in Islamic history and the fact that he was not one of the great figures of the ancient world is not a strong point for me. The story itself is much more interesting. We are introduced to the cultural tensions of the time in an age of political changes in the Middle East and the resulting lack of culture in these cultures. We are also introduced to the story of an idealized Sultan, a fictional figure who is not a person who really existed. As a result of the racial, religious and cultural divide in the society, the Sultan is treated with a sort of reverence that is completely unwarranted. The Sultan has no power or influence in the daily life of the people of Egypt, but as a God-fearing Muslim, he is completely alienated from the people of Egypt. The Sultan's family had been put on trial and had been brought before him and not as subjects of a legal system, but as criminals. The fact that he had been portrayed as the savior of Egypt, is a bit like the Aztec God of the Underworld who "raised" the Nile Valley and who is the ruler of the Underworld (an example that goes back many thousands of years) is depicted as being the patron of humanity. The Sultan is treated in a manner which is completely alien to that of a God-fearing Muslim. There is no reason for this treatment to be enacted. It's as if the director was simply toying with the audience and saying "just this once we will show the world what Islam looked like on the outside, and what it was like on the inside." I thought that this was the result of his interpretation of Islam, and I think that the presentation was wrong. The portrayal of the Sultan as the "godfather" of the Christians of Egypt was simply wrong. I thought that this was one of the stronger aspects of the film. The religious freedom which is part of the claim of Islam and which is only slightly violated is an unfortunate side-effect of a system that is one of the most repressive in the world. I think that this is the best
Tammy
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 12:18

I've read the comments and the reviews that criticize the fact that the film is 100% true. They claim the violence and graphic scenes of the real Sarah are only a form of self-indulgence and the fact that it is not true of Sarah or Saleem, but you can't forget that this is the most important part of the story and that the story should have been told in that way. I don't know if the part is true, but I've read the comments about it, so I think they're all true. The key points in the film are: 1) how Saleem was punished for the murder of his wife 2) how Sarah was punished for adultery 3) how Sarah became a prostitute 4) how the court punished Sarah for adultery 5) how Sarah's daughter was punished for adultery. The three pictures are actually very important in the movie: 1) how Sarah came to be a prostitute, 2) how the court punished Sarah for adultery 3) how Sarah became a prostitute. In the film the court has very much allowed the extreme of human nature. It condemns Sarah for adultery. It also condemns Sarah for that too, but it also tells her that the court punished her for adultery. The films shows what happens to the whole society in Iraq. It shows that the war is so terrible and brutal that one will not know what it is like in the real life. Because it's portrayed as a horrible war, everyone will look like a human being. This is how you can look upon the atrocities of war. You look like a human being and you'll do something about it. This is how I look upon the film: When I see the film, I'm very much like an animal in a zoo: I don't know what's going on, but I'm sure it's bad. I don't know if I want to go to school or what I'm supposed to do. I don't know if I should go to school or what I'm supposed to do. I don't know what I should do, but I'm sure it's bad. The film is a very, very good movie, and I think that's a good point of view. It's not to say that all Arabs or Muslims are like this, but to say that the film shows the problem of war. You can see that the film is very good, but the whole idea is to show the difference between Arabs and Muslims. And as to the Muslims, it's not only war, but also shame, and so on.
Alice
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 08:39

Michael Winterbottom's movie 'The Ruins' features two excellent actors: A fast-talking Dermot Mulroney and Tony Roberts. The two actors complement each other very well, because one could never imagine them working together. Roberts portrays a young carpenter in Paris who embarks on a journey that will lead him to China. He is unaware that he is being used by the French secret service, and just barely escapes them. One of the most interesting aspects of the movie is its portrayal of modern American culture and politics, with a lot of great quotations, from current events to the revolutionary period in France. I particularly loved the use of the phrase, 'Sudden acts of horror.' As a Westerner, I can appreciate the fascination of the period of the movie, and the cinematography is excellent. However, I was disappointed by the ending. I guess that the movie is about corruption, so the ending may be too bleak. But I wasn't expecting it to be a sentimental epic.
Martha Hunt
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 07:21

I just finished watching this and I have to say I liked it! As a film, I think it's great and that's being generous because the reviews are so divided. The film, 'The Reports on Sarah and Saleem', has always been popular and one that I have enjoyed myself in the past. There are many good reviews here but I really don't think the film is quite the same. It's quite different from what it's made out to be, and sometimes that bothers me. The first half of the film is set in a medieval setting, for a start, although that's probably where it started as it's a pretty typical medieval film. The film is still good though and while it could have been a bit better, it's still pretty good. It's told from the point of view of a very young (14 at the time of filming) young girl named Sarah, who is constantly being held in a physical and mental vacuum. She is told of an amazing family, and when she leaves, she is told to meet them again in six months time. I have to say that I thought that the reason that it was filmed that way was because the director felt that the whole film should be seen from her point of view. It's all about her. When she goes to the prison, and the film cuts to a different scene. The director's decision to change it shows just how much this film wants to be about Sarah. In some ways, I think it's a bit pointless. It's true that the film doesn't really have a point and it's also true that it doesn't really get a point because everything is set in one situation. There's a scene in the film where Sarah is eating with her parents where she has to make a choice about what to eat. One of the problems I have with it is that you do get the feeling that something should happen to her and that she is in a very vulnerable position. I think that the film works best if you look at it from Sarah's point of view, not because you're so familiar with her that you can see what she's feeling and then you change your point of view and you're on her side. I think there were some parts where I wasn't really sure what she was thinking and that can be a little annoying. It's not a bad film, it's just that some people probably won't get it because they're used to the way it's shown and the way that it's portrayed. I certainly wasn't so I can't recommend this to anyone. I think it's still good but I think it's a bit better than it's made out to be. It's worth seeing if you like this style of film but it's certainly not a great film. It's a film that's good if you're not used to it, but I'd recommend you not to watch it unless you're a fan of the style of film. 8/10
Terry W.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 13:17

This movie is about a young man who is a drug dealer and has a sister who is a widow. He meets a young woman and the story goes from there. This movie is very well done. The acting is very good and the story is very interesting. I recommend this movie to anyone who likes war movies. It's a great movie to watch.
Olivia P.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 13:05

This is a great movie, I think it was the best movie of the year. The story is very interesting, and the characters are very well developed. The movie is also very well directed, and the cinematography is also very good. It's a very good movie, and I recommend it to all people who are interested in the history of the Middle East.
Jessica Hanson
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 12:27

I have always enjoyed the portrayal of a British 'merchant' in the movies. I also liked the British "gentleman" (at least that is what the movie says) portrayed by George C. Scott. In this movie, it is the other way around. The Brits are portrayed as being rough, unfriendly, and even cruel. The film is a bit confusing as to what is the "truth" and what is the "fiction" - it is like watching a movie with two different directors. The movie is worth seeing just for the excellent performances of the two lead actors, and the very realistic depiction of the British in the movie. I really enjoyed this movie.
Martha K.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 09:27

I saw this film when it was released and it has been one of my favorites ever since. The story is great and the performances are superb. The cinematography is outstanding, and the music is haunting. The film is so well-done that I can't think of anything negative to say about it. I think it is the best film of the year so far and I recommend it to anyone who likes a good film. I give it an 8/10.
Tiffany R.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 06:41

I liked this movie. The film is very well done. The acting is very good. I would recommend it to anyone who likes a good movie. I think this is the first time that a movie was made that is based on actual events. I think this movie will get a lot of attention. I think that it is a very good movie and I would recommend it to anyone who likes a good movie. I think this movie is very good.
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