As a wise man once said “Why the fuck would you show it to me if I can’t have it?!”

However, this movie makes the concept of that quote a matter of debate, and by the way it’s a very good movie and one of the best independent films i’ve seen, i was already expecting it to be realistic yet it surprised me, it talks loneliness but from a different view, a realistic and a little shocking one. Speaking of…

فيلم مش بطال فيه شوية عيوب مش بسيطة بس إجمالاً تجربة لطيفة ومختلفة شوية، في كام نقطة بس حاسس اني عايز اقولهم.

-إلهام شاهين ست زي العسل وهي اكتر ممثلة بحبها من جيل التمانينات والتسعينات.
-احمد حاتم وهو بيقول"ده انا كنت بعمل حاجات في السينما" انا ضحكت تلقائي كده وكان ريفرنس حلو فشخ للمشهد بتاع فيلم اوقات فراغ.
-دي ألطف مرة شوفت احمد مجدي فيها نظراً لإني مكونتش بطيقه بس دي احسن مرة شوفته بيمثل فيها.
-والله العظيم امينة خليل…

Why did Orson Welles put Gregg Toland's cinematography credit alongside his directing credit in the final title card of Citizen Kane?

I didn’t know that a film had to have all this prejudice about its main character, the thing which i’d have been fine with, but not when this is a real character, i’m not saying that a filmmaker shouldn’t let his imagination run wild for some time to make the story more interesting but not at the expense of…

After the rewatch, it became clear to me what the movie was about, that it’s about self-loathing. That explains the feeling I had after watching it. I mean how difficult it is to see a person hates himself that much, that he even can’t imagine himself being loved by someone, he finds that he is intolerable, a subject of constant ridicule and criticism. He’s not trying to defend himself. On the contrary, he supports that. Some of the good qualities…