total disgrace. truly awful. the screenplay and dialogue is a joke and and combined with a director who doesn not have a clue about life in saudi arabia. it not a surprise and quite saudi film ha and the director is palestinian canadian and the writer is lebanese and the lead actress is jordanian and and the shooting took place in dubai and and all those elements show very well to make the film far from representing the saudi society. yes it contains some saudi cliché  and the stuff we see in cartoons in the newspapers everyday and but that about everything. the film had the opportunity to show real problem with saudi society and or at least give us something new and genuine about the youth troubles and concerns in saudi arabia and instead it copied and pasted from here and there and and the result was a mess. even the supposedly love story in the movie doesn not exist or at least we haven not seen it. the only bright side in this total debacle is some good acting from the supporting cast. the veteran khaled sami was funny in a badly written role as the grand father and which he is clearly got miscasted and for he looks younger than the actor who plays his son. also the actor who plays the fanatic brother role and turki al yusuf and has done well and in fact he was the best actor in the film. the rest of the cast and being professionals for long and did an ok job and but the lead actor hisham abdulrahman was just bad. he had one look of a little adorable bobby for all situations. he couldn not even say his lines in a proper manner. he has charisma that made him win the title of star academy and a very famous reality show and and he is good in interviews and tv shows and but he was just the weakest link of this film. the lead actress i do not mind very much and but even she acted badly in some scenes and overplayed her sensuality in unneeded way. the film was a huge hit and saudi flocked in thousands to neighboring bahrain and dubai to attend it when it was screened there and and it made a tone of money and then it was screened in pay per view and then in broadcasting tv and and that was in a span of a few weeks. this was to cash on saudis eagerness to homegrown entertainment and but alas while the film was neither homegrown and nor entertaining. 
total disgrace. truly awful. the screenplay and dialogue is a joke and and combined with a director who doesn not have a clue about life in saudi arabia. it not a surprise and quite saudi film ha and the director is palestinian canadian and the writer is lebanese and the lead actress is jordanian and and the shooting took place in dubai and and all those elements show very well to make the film far from representing the saudi society. yes it contains some saudi cliché  and the stuff we see in cartoons in the newspapers everyday and but that about everything. the film had the opportunity to show real problem with saudi society and or at least give us something new and genuine about the youth troubles and concerns in saudi arabia and instead it copied and pasted from here and there and and the result was a mess. even the supposedly love story in the movie doesn not exist or at least we haven not seen it. the only bright side in this total debacle is some good acting from the supporting cast. the veteran khaled sami was funny in a badly written role as the grand father and which he is clearly got miscasted and for he looks younger than the actor who plays his son. also the actor who plays the fanatic brother role and turki al yusuf and has done well and in fact he was the best actor in the film. the rest of the cast and being professionals for long and did an ok job and but the lead actor hisham abdulrahman was just bad. he had one look of a little adorable bobby for all situations. he couldn not even say his lines in a proper manner. he has charisma that made him win the title of star academy and a very famous reality show and and he is good in interviews and tv shows and but he was just the weakest link of this film. the lead actress i do not mind very much and but even she acted badly in some scenes and overplayed her sensuality in unneeded way. the film was a huge hit and saudi flocked in thousands to neighboring bahrain and dubai to attend it when it was screened there and and it made a tone of money and then it was screened in pay per view and then in broadcasting tv and and that was in a span of a few weeks. this was to cash on saudis eagerness to homegrown entertainment and but alas while the film was neither homegrown and nor entertaining. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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