Arab Blues trailer

The Projector presents Arab Blues
Opens 18 Sep 2020

Selma (Golshifteh Farahani), born in Tunisia, raised in Paris, moves back to her homeland to practice as a psychotherapist to help the locals cope with the stress of cultural and social changes after the fall of long-serving dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. A comedy centred around her reintegration back to Tunisia and a subtle, light-hearted political commentary on the country's transition to democracy through the female perspective.

[guserusa]

I really enjoyed this movie. Ms. Farahani (Selma) is a knockout. Nice cast of amusing characters. It's definitely a fun movie to watch.😁👍

[saskiademoor]

I loved this movie!!! So much more interesting, meaningful and funny compared to the best western movies!!! This movie deserves a million viewers. It's a jewel!!!!

[ayeshaayub]

I MUST SAY it is amazing movie.. I just watched this movie today at women international film festival 2022.. What a unique concept with beautiful way of describing the main theme along with humour,

[thamalirakwana]

I watched this movie some days back and I love the story and vibe of it. The dark humor in the movie is really great. TBH I'm now finding movies with that exact vibe. This movie will not be everyone's cup of tea but if you find it interesting you would love it.

[reazzae]

Proud to be the first comment on this great trailer. Can't wait to see the movie.

[B.B.Digital_Forest]

I'm going to watch this tonight. I need something different from the usual action films on cable.

[lilakcampos]

What is the name of the first song? There should be a soundtrack of this movie. I enjoyed it

[bonsaipropaganda]

fucking great movie thanks to mubi for finding it!

[anipindivedam]

Could someone tell me where I can watch this?

[sidibensidi]

Cela n'arrive pas dans cette fausse image, j'ai analysé des hommes et des femmes, des enfants et des personnes âgées, la profondeur psychologique qu'ils atteignent m'a dérouté, ce film décrit un ensemble de situations fausses et préfabriquées...