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Guest films

All about Amal

By Mohamed Siam | 2017 | Egypt, Lebanon, Norway | Documentary | 83 min

Amal is a cheeky monkey. She blows the candles of others, stands up to protesting police, she smokes if she wants, she grows up if she wants. She is looking for herself. If being a woman in post- revolutionary Egypt means worrying about what people think, then what’s the point?

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Amal is a cheeky monkey. She blows the candles of others, stands up to protesting police, she smokes if she wants, she grows up if she wants. She is looking for herself. If being a woman in post- revolutionary Egypt means worrying about what people think, then what’s the point?

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Directed by : Mohamed Siam
Themes : Identity, gender, sexuality, equality
Tags : adolescence, feminism
Festival edition : 2018
Format : Full-length feature film

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