Blind Intersections

2012
1 h 30 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThree protagonists, one city... Coming from different backgrounds, they pass each other but they never meet, though, the effect of one incident will drastically alter the lives of the three ... Ler tudoThree protagonists, one city... Coming from different backgrounds, they pass each other but they never meet, though, the effect of one incident will drastically alter the lives of the three of them! Three characters, caught at a moment when their lives fell over, in just a matter... Ler tudoThree protagonists, one city... Coming from different backgrounds, they pass each other but they never meet, though, the effect of one incident will drastically alter the lives of the three of them! Three characters, caught at a moment when their lives fell over, in just a matter of seconds... knocked down by a chain of other's actions/reactions...

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7albertval-69560

Fate or Serendipity?

This movie suggests that things are connected. Even strangers like India, Marwan and Nour are affected by what happens to each other although there's a trigger that initiates this chain reaction. What happens is the opposite of synchronicity. Some people might call what happens to them as fate or random events. Still, what happens to the main characters is interesting.

Great acting from young Alae Hamond who mirrors the angst of a young boy growing up in challenging circumstances. Ghilda Nouri is also convincing as Nour who struggles to find practical solutions to her problems as a recently orphaned student who is left to care for a grandmom.

This Lebanese film has character and depth. It's worth watching for its message on life.

9Bgappl07

A post grad student at AUB

That's me it has nothing to do with the movie and yet it does I started to watch this film basically to immerse myself in Lebanese Arabic and it's society again and I was blown away I am not Lebanese born but I fell in love with the country and a lot of what is exposed here is painful but also true Lebanon in the past could be a lot of fun between the Arabic influence the French and the American it could be a blast but it was also in many ways superficial and this film exposes that really I am just incredibly impressed that they could bring this out in the way that it was done- Mabrouk!!

9vaibhav_drl

Good narrative but not for people who love positivity everywhere

A good watch. Social stigma beneath a high social fabric,that is weaker than portrayed. Those who love world cinema, there us something here to offer.

1boycottmsqrd

A Shameless Amores Perros Rip-Off: Don't Waste Your Time.

Lara Saba's feature debut poor attempts to be a "realistic portrayal" of Lebanese society. There are three principle characters: Nour, whose family dies in a car accident; Andia, a woman who can't come to terms with being childless; and Marwan, a boy with an alcoholic mother who abuses him.

The film suffers from the melodrama that all too often weakens Arab cinema. Inside of fully realized characters, you have exhausted Lebanese clichés translated to film. There is no originality in this film's script or its directing: look at any local film schools in Beirut, and you'll easily find several student films, stemming from the past several years, mirroring this exact visual and narrative style.

In short: Blind Intersections--or 39 Seconds--is a terribly written, terribly directed, terribly acted rip-off of Amores Perros.

10heroine12345

great movie!

one of the best Lebanese movie i ever saw!!! a must see!! finally a Lebanese movie that doesn't talk about war or religion but a movie that talks about the people who are struggling in their daily life!Beirut has never been seen in such a way and it's great! everything is good, from the actors, locations, directing, scenario... it is a realistic movie that shows aspects of Lebanon that are not easy to accept but so so real! Lebanese tend to hide themselves behind their fingers and this movie shows what no one wants to see or accept! i wanna congratulate the whole team for offering us 1h30 of real cinema and i cant wait for the next one.. keep going... Yasmin...