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2005 Egyptian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dunia (English title: Kiss Me Not on the Eyes) is a 2005 Egyptian film directed by Jocelyne Saab and starring Hanan Tork and Mohamed Mounir. It premiered at the 2005 Cairo International Film Festival.[1]
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Dunia (Kiss Me Not on the Eyes) | |
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Directed by | Jocelyne Saab |
Screenplay by | Jocelyne Saab |
Produced by | Collection d’Artiste |
Starring | Hanan Tork Mohamed Mounir Aida Riad Fathi Abdel Wahab |
Cinematography | Jacques Bouquin |
Edited by | Claude Reznik |
Music by | Jean-Pierre Mas, Patrick Legonie |
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Running time | 110' |
Countries | Egypt France Libya Morocco |
Student of Sufi poetry and belly dance in Cairo, Dunia is looking for herself and wishes to become a professional dancer. During casting for a dance contest, she meets the illustrious and charming Dr Bechir, a Sufi thinker and writer. With him, Dunia will discover not only the pleasure of words through Sufi poetry, but also the pleasure of the senses. However, she will have to confront tradition, which destroyed her capacity to feel pleasure, in order to free her body and dance with her soul.[2]
Shortly before the Egyptian premiere, the film was banned by the authorities. Saab received death threats from fundamentalists.[2]
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