Curfew

Really, the movie is very wonderful, and it is written in a wonderful way, and the acting of Amina Khalil and Elham Shaheen is wonderful.

I love to start with the local guy "Sosta", he appeared for a few minutes adding suger, spice and everything nice 😂❤❤ Miss Elham Shaheen, as always is perfect for the mother role. You could see her love for her daughter from the first scene although she hadn't been seeing her for more than 15 years. You could see her sincerely love in her eyes even though the conflict between her and Laila (her daughter), even when the daughter is saying "I hate you less,now. But It's better to stay away from each other, so that I don't hate you once again". The story is sensible and well acted. You got to feel a special feeling after watching it. Highly recommended. -There is a little point here with 2 sides: Amina Khalil as "laila", her reactions were little studied. I don't mean " fake" absolutely not that. But it were on steps, like: Now I will get angry.. 1.face expression that saing "I'm annoyed now". 2. I'm annoyed more by now! 3. Face expression that saying "I'm angry now". That's what I mean. Just needs a little blend. although that I think that helped on the character's development understanding that you can see her tough childhood as "Laila". However, I loved seeing Amina Khalil as a simple mother. The movie is so good, Contains a lot of touching and nostalgic cadres And tenderful soundtracks. I really enjoyed it.

The movie's storytelling was so engaging that it completely transported me into its world. It serves as a powerful reminder of the injustices in our society. The emotional depth and sadness are so profound that you can't help but feel the gravity of these injustices.

I also admired the casting, particularly Amina Khalil's performance. She is a talented young actress who delivered a remarkable performance, on par with Ilham Shaheen's. The film's ability to maintain interest despite being filmed mostly in one apartment speaks volumes about its quality and the skill of the filmmakers. Worth watching for sure 👍🏻