Film Summaries and Review

1. Yomeddine (Egypt) 2019 Hollywood Theatre

Yomeddine is the movie screened in Egypt as foreign language film. The English meaning of the

title is “the day of judgment,” according to Muslim’s belief that when people will be risen again

from their graves and judgment will held in the jury of God. However, a leper with his apprentice

who was orphan, has started journey to find his family that has been lost. This movie has been

nominated for several awards such as Cannes Film Festival and 91 Academy Award. Gamal and

Ahmed have been plotted very suitable and unique characters for the film. Director Abu Bakar has

invested his excellence in this film.

Gamal hey is a central character in the film who has abnormal hands and fingers. He resides in the

colony of lepers. He has a donkey on which he collects the garbage and cell that trash. He has a

better life than other people living in the colony but he was abandoned by his father. I decided to

go to his birthplace in the north where is a family come from. His friend was hidden in his donkey

cart when he noticed him it was too late to send him to the orphanage therefore he took him to

continue their journey. They encounter many hostilities but finally they find Yasser as their third

companion who was a truck driver by profession in the past. It is a touching movie and basically

revolves around the friendship and warmhearted nature of Gamal. Director has enlightened the

wrinkled face of Gamal and made it very attractive and eye caching.

2. Walley (Burkina Faso) 2019 PCC Cascade

At the point when a youthful French hoodlum is sent back to his dad's local place where there is

Burkina Faso, he figures out how to adapt to life on the opposite side of the Mediterranean in
Wallay, a narrative style highlight that utilizes its interesting setting to drive a generally moderate

story about growing up. After an opening glimmer forward, we pursue thirteen year old Diarra

resulting a little frenzy in his French banlieue, leaving his edgy father with couple of choices

however to deliver him away. Landing in Burkina Faso to remain in the remote town of his tyrant

uncle Amadou, Ady trusts he's solitary visiting for seven days, yet before long discovers that he's

stuck on perpetual excursion until he repays cash he stole from his dad.

Like most children his age, all Ady thinks about is his phone, his Beats by Dre-style earphones

and whatever music (for this situation, French rap) he's into right now. In any case, those common

luxuries can just take him so far in a spot with restricted power and methods for correspondence,

particularly after his uncle appropriates his international ID and Ady is compelled to carry on with

a difficult existence that everybody in his Burkinabe family is as of now used to. Such delicacy

has a greater amount of an impact on Ady than the unforgiving lessons of Amadou, who, in the

movie's solitary significant contort, endeavors to power, and afterward trap, his nephew into

getting circumcised so as to "make him a man." Goldblat's treatment of that plot point is somewhat

insecure, just like the manner in which he settle it, yet the chief manages to practically catch Ady's

change as he moves toward becoming inundated in a totally unique way of life, one where

materialistic concerns appear to be inside and out less imperative than the nuclear family.

3. FIVE FINGERS FOR MERSEILLES 2019 (South Africa) PCC Cascade

Politically-sanctioned racial segregation South Africa: The people group of Railway, connected to

the remote town of Marseilles, are the casualties of fierce police mistreatment and just the youthful

"Five Fingers" are happy to confront them. Their fight is genuine however blameless, until hot-

headed Tau executes two policemen in a demonstration of energy. He escapes, leaving his siblings

and companions behind, however his activity has set off a contention that will leave the two
Marseilles and the Five Fingers changed. After twenty years, Tau is discharged from jail, presently

a dreaded and ruthless fugitive, "The Lion of Marseilles." But scarred and void, he repudiates

brutality and returns home craving just to reconnect with those he abandoned.

At first, Tau discovers Marseilles apparently settled - the fight for opportunity was won, and now

the staying Five Fingers are unmistakable pioneers of their town. In any case, subsequent to

rejoining with youth love, Lerato, and her red hot child, Sizwe, it turns out to be certain that

Marseilles is gotten in the hold of a horrible new danger and regrettably, his cherished companions

themselves may have permitted it in. When he and his friends and family turned out to be

immediate targets, he is reluctantly constrained to battle for the last time. Approaching

mischievous accomplices, both old companions and new, the Five Fingers rise once more.

Remaining against once-partners and new foes alike, they should put their lives in danger for

Marseilles. It's their obligation to secure it. Indeed, even from one another.

4. BEAUTY AND THE DOGS 2019 (Tunisia)

Whenever Mariam, a youthful lady, is assaulted by cops in the wake of leaving a gathering, she is

pushed into a nerve racking night in which she should battle for her rights despite the fact that

equity lies in favor of her tormentors. Utilizing amazing true to life procedures and tied down by

a visit de-constrain execution from newcomer Mariam, Hania's BEAUTY AND THE DOGS tells

an earnest, proud, and critical story head-on. An uncommon, frightening film that is a striking

study on an oppressive society and a mightily women's activist revitalizing cry. Beauty And The

Dogs is a frank and achieved film which manages its disputable topic without jumping. Tightly

plotted, it has a pace and strain which mitigates the debilitating exhibition of viewing a helpless

young lady getting harassed and intimidated by a choice of absolutely loathsome men. The
gathering of people is so put resources into equity for Mariam, the sheer alleviation when she at

last faces the individuals who might see her quieted should result in constructive verbal.

In spite of the fact that a characteristic fit for celebrations, for example, Cannes, where it plays in

Un Certain Regard, the intense topic may exhibit an advertising test for wholesalers wanting to

associate the film with a showy gathering of people; grants - which are not feasible - may help.

Then, anybody searching for solid women film-making voices from North Africa would do well

to observe this image and of its important chief. Hania separates the film into nine areas, each

caught in a solitary shot, as Mariam endeavors to arrange the impediments and antagonistic vibe

she meets when she endeavors to record an official report. The first presents her at the gathering;

giggly, shapely and wearing a challenging blue glossy silk dress, Mariam lives it up on the dance-

floor, sneaking looks at attractive outsider Youssef who cannot put aside his sight from her.