Daughters of Abdul-Rahman

The writer and director Zaid Abu Hamdan is very intelligent and one of a kind person.

The film couldn't be better in its sinario and cast. The story is very touching. The cast are professional.

I love it.

One of the best movies out there! Everything from A to Z! Its a must watch. It shows reality in some arab countries and in their alleys and how society really is. Professional actors. They made this movie so real and very touching! Way to go Jordan. So proud.

One of the best movies out there! Everything from A to Z! A must watch! Reality appears in some Arab countries and in their alleys, and how society is real! Professional actors! They made this movie so real and touching! The way to Jordan! Very proud!

Greetings to the Jordanian production and forward Thank you to all the creative actors and workers behind the cameras. Saba Mubarak and Farah Bseiso It was a pleasure to meet you. Keep going.

I just loved this movie!

It's really booming!!

Discussed cases that I'm dealing with daily.

Big salute to Zaid, if there is a chance for the industry to grow in our country this most be the reference.

It should be a starting point and he must never stop.

Saba Mubarak (as it was expected) did an amazing performance, a role that you'll never be able to imagine another actress play after you see the film.

Not to talk about Farah Bseiso preforming and explosion at the end, AMAZING.. AMAZING.. AMAZING!

I can never see her again in a typical arab series.

All actors were convening and amazing, gave me a hope about arabic cinema again.

And the actor who played Saba's character husband, he's amazing, I saw him in comedy shows before.

But his preforming touched me here and took me to old memories and made me tensed.

Loved the curses 😂 it's really funny.

Loved it, loved all about it.

"What will people say.." A premise that makes this movie very relatable in the Arab region. In another reality, a concept of living that either makes you or breaks you and "Daughter of Abdulrahman" doesn't fear to show it all.

This movie takes you through a journey of its own dynamics, with heartfelt relatable stories, a rollercoaster of touching emotional buildups, in tackling important societal taboos of the traditional and patriarchal systems/roles, and portraying sisterhood through complex characters development each reflecting their own twisted identity into the dynamic with incredible performances from a strong cast.

Loved how the cinematography complemented the natural narrative of the story and was immersive to let you feel through the scenes. Shot by one of my all-time favorite Arab cinematographers Ahmad Jalboush, once again he delivered visuals beautifully.