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Position
of the women in the Arabic world is a fascinating subject that isn’t adequately
exploited inside the potentials that cinematography offers. Story about the
little girl attending the harsh medressa is equally horrifying and
entertaining. Main merits for that go to the young Waad Mohammed that plays charismatic
Wadjda and all of her charms and wits on the big screen.
Script
and camera belong to the first female cinematographer in Saudi Arabia, Haifaa Al-Mansour, which is a big milestone itself. Production mainly originates from
abroad, which was clearly a must when it comes to seeing the light of the day
for ”Wadjda” makers.
”Wadjda”
has my warm recommendation for the true quality ”family drama” in every sense
of the word.
WADJDA – 7/10
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