It was a nice movie, the message was really good. The movie deals with the issue of religious conflict in the country Lebanon.
Christians and Muslims lived peacefully side by side in a small Lebanese village until tension builds splitting the men from the two communities. The women from both sides decide to join forces to stop the escalating anger which includes hiring Ukrainian strippers.
Lebanese cinematic talent has not been given much room to grow. In a country where art is the least concern, cinema has found it especially hard to take off.
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Though I am not accustomed to the cinematography, I enjoyed this movie, the characters and the emotion of it immensely. These women risked a lot to spread seeds in the hopes of creating change and peace.
If ever there was a film about the futility of fundamentalism and wars of religion this is it. It captures the madness of conflicts around the world dictated by religion and based on prejudice and ignorance.
Yes, Hitchens said it, but I thought it is impossible to make a story out of this affirmation. I almost let out a scream when the movie ended.
This movie discusses religious tolerance in a very nice way, mainly a drama with some hits of comedy and romance this movie is a must watch for everyone,it shows the the struggle on both sides of religious intolerance. A great movie with an international message.
This is not normally a film I'd go out of my way to watch, in fact, it was another of various film titles my mom picked to watch on the Netflix list. Now that I have, I must say I was quite bemused at the way the whole thing was depicted, that being the way a war between two different religions in Lebanon is being averted by various of the women in the way they treat their men and the way they do little things to keep them from getting out of control.
