The flicks of the Arab world that managed to get the attention of the followership during 2021 

 

 

 The award- winning Egyptian film'Federer'and the film' Captains of the Pilgrim Camp' grounded on the struggle of two exile musketeers in Jordan are among the flicks made by the directors of the Arab world which will get the attention of the people in 2021. Of 

 According to Arab News, the stylish flicks of the Arab world in 2021 include Federer, Casablanca Bates, Saad, Europa, The Man Who Vended His Skin, Farah and Captains of Zatri Camp. 

 Federers 

 Egyptian director Omar al-Zahiri has directed'Feders'. 

The award- winning film is grounded on the life of an Egyptian vill woman. His hubby doesn't work and he forces his woman to take care of the house. 

The film revolves around the difficulties faced by this woman. In the film, a woman kills her hubby. 

 Casablanca Bates 

Director Nabil Ayush's film Casablanca Beats depicts youthful people who learn music in a music center and find their happiness there. 

 It tells the story of a schoolteacher who gives his scholars the occasion to fulfill their dreams and express themselves freely. 

‘ Happiness’

 For numerous women in the Arab world, social media is the only way to express themselves and connect with the outside world. Eaton Amin's film'Saad'seeks the binary lives of the girls she's going through. 

"The Man Who Vended His Skin"

 The Tunisian director's Oscar- nominated film depicts a man who was forced to flee Syria to Lebanon. 

In Lebanon, he meets an artist who pays a Syrian man to come a model of art. 

It has a Shenzhen visa tattooed on its reverse and is also on display in a gallery in Brussels. 

'Farah'

 Jordanian director Darren Salam has made the film'Farah'about a Palestinian girl. 

In 1948, his dreams were shattered when his vill was bombed. 

This Palestinian girl wants to go to academy and she wants to leave her vill 

' Captains of Zatari Camp'

 Two close musketeers in the Zatari exile camp in Jordan are allowing of getting professional footballers.

 Ali al-Arabi's talkie shows youthful people being offered openings that could change their lives.