Bittersweet

Titre original : Assal Eswed

2010
2h 10min

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Youssef Dawood, Lotfy Labib, Ahmed Helmy, Enaam Salousa, Edward, Gehan Anwar, and Shaimaa Al Zughbi in Bittersweet (2010)

Un Égyptien de 30 ans retourne en Égypte après avoir vécu 20 ans aux États-Unis, mais il a du mal à s'adapter à la différence, surtout après avoir perdu son identité et tout son argent et s'... Tout lireUn Égyptien de 30 ans retourne en Égypte après avoir vécu 20 ans aux États-Unis, mais il a du mal à s'adapter à la différence, surtout après avoir perdu son identité et tout son argent et s'être retrouvé coincé en Égypte.Un Égyptien de 30 ans retourne en Égypte après avoir vécu 20 ans aux États-Unis, mais il a du mal à s'adapter à la différence, surtout après avoir perdu son identité et tout son argent et s'être retrouvé coincé en Égypte.

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9amrdaif

One of the most inspiring movies in the history of Egypt

Everyone is talking about the movie from the cinematic face, but none of them saw the real impact of this movie among Egyptian people, everyone believes that this movie was one of the major reasons that made the revolution of 25th January 2011, the obvious contrast in dealing with people whether they are Egyptian citizens or foreign tourists that was shown to people made people realise that they have a lot of lost rights, though there is a heartwarming vibe about Egypt and Egyptian family which inspired them to the title of the movie (Asal Eswed) which means dark honey or (Bittersweet) and that reflects the massage of the movie.

10aoibaraab

I can watch it a million times and never get bored

I've been watching this movie since I was back home in Iraq, now I'm in the US and relate so much to it. Hilarious, and heartwarming!

10michelladoherty

Loved this movie!

I saw this the first time by accident at a movie theater that had both English and Arabic language movies while in Doha. Because they always had trailers in both languages, I was kind of into the movie before I realized it wasn't a trailer and I was enjoying it and understood what was happening even though I only had "cab ride" level Arabic. I was able to follow the entire movie with no issue and it made me love Egypt a little bit more. I later saw it with an Arabic speaking family who answered a few questions, but it turned out that I had the entire plot down pretty well already. I would definitely watch this again and again if I could. I saw it a few weeks before the revolution. My Arabic students and friends clued me into the Egypt that tourists won't ever understand. Soon after the drama, I moved to Egypt for 6 months and came to love the place more deeply. The govt is again a hot mess (not unlike my own!) but the people are funny and sweet and hardworking and good. I think the movie shows the spirit of Masri people. Good, bad, and struggling to make the best of whatever their circumstances are.

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