I've just watched the film. It's a story of a "sheikh" having an inner struggle between his beliefs and his feelings, which was buried since his childhood.
The best thing in the film was the perfect using of metaphor to describe his suffer, like the scenes of "Michael Jackson" getting into the mosque, it was an incredible interfacing between his struggling sides. It was An extremely magnificent scene, which blew my head off.
Another perfect metaphor was the last dance, which is a description of the inner peace he had after he opened the "coffin". It was a weird integration.
The filmmakers have done a great job. It's a great thing to see such films in the Arab world, and I regret not watching it in the theater.
Thank you Egypt.
Review of Sheikh Jackson
