Évadez-vous de Tel-Aviv

Titre original : Welad el-Amm

2009
1h 59min

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Sherif Mounir, Mona Zaki, and Karim Abdel Aziz in Évadez-vous de Tel-Aviv (2009)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn Egyptian woman discovers that her husband is in fact a Jewish Mossad agent working for Israel. He takes her and their two children to Israel by force and tries to convince her to live wit... Tout lireAn Egyptian woman discovers that her husband is in fact a Jewish Mossad agent working for Israel. He takes her and their two children to Israel by force and tries to convince her to live with him by force. Mostafa, an Egyptian Intelligence Agent sent by SSI, travels to Israel and... Tout lireAn Egyptian woman discovers that her husband is in fact a Jewish Mossad agent working for Israel. He takes her and their two children to Israel by force and tries to convince her to live with him by force. Mostafa, an Egyptian Intelligence Agent sent by SSI, travels to Israel and tries to help Salwa return to Egypt.

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10nourfaragallah

Excellent movie

Great storytelling, and overall nice action movie.

1bshanley-61461

To Call it Flawed is to Overrate It.

At the time I viewed this movie there were only two reviews - a 10 and a 1. That in itself intrigued me. I approached with an open mind, but the one star review is correct. This is an Egyptian action-soap opera meant to appeal to lowbrow audiences of jingoistic Arab anti-Zionists, or you might simply say to Jew-haters. It fails in terms of film-making, story-telling, characters, music, photography and humanity. A high schooler should be able to see this for what it is. Bad, very bad.

1Jeri-buxton

Tital fantasy

Everything about the movie is fantastical according to Egyptian imagination. Nothing is truthful, just lots of Israelis slaughtered and police cars destroyed. Total farce. Difficult to believe that anyone would even think that anything like this was a remote possibility.

10rimaldaher

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Anecdotes
The number 48 is mentioned twice in the movie : first it's the number of the building that Salwa and Daniel live in , and it's the address of the place that Mostafa (Kareem Abdel-Azeez) asks Salwa to escape to during his fight with an agent in her neighbor's apartment. 48 is a reference to 1948, the year of Arab-Israeli War .