Bosta (2005)

Calificación de los usuarios:

7.2/10   

Director:

Philippe Aractingi

Guionista:

Philippe Aractingi (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

15 marzo 2006 (United Arab Emirates)

Género:

Musical | Guerra

Plot Keywords:

Ruins | Tradition Versus Modernity | School Bus | Dance Contest | Childhood Friend

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Lebanon at it's best....

Reparto

Nada Abou Fahrat	...	Vola
Rana Alamuddin	...	Isabelle
Bshara Atallah	...	Khalil
Rodney El Haddad	...	Kamal
Nada Abou Farhat	...	Vola
Nadine Labaki	...	Alia
Mahmoud Mabsout	...	Mr. Naim
Mounir Malaeb	...	Toufic
Raya Meddine	...	Isabelle
Liliane Nemri	...	Arzeh
Omar Rajeh	...	Omar

Duración:

Lebanon:142 min

País:

Lebanon

Idioma:

Arabe

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

1.85 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby Digital

Locaciones de Filmación:

Lebanon

Compañía:

Fantascope Production

Trivialidades:

Writer/director Philippe Aractingi appears in the movie as one of the judges in the dance contest.

Conexiones de Película:

Referenced in "Smagsdommerne: (#8.3)" (2008)

Lebanon at it's best....

One of the best Lebanese movies out there. good production, very authentic acting, a well outspoken movie. Now if any of you don't know anything about Lebanon or think Lebanon is another product on the food chain, go see the movie, you'll see Lebanon in its extremely well put plot detailing its variable ethnic groups, its freestyle thinking, creative planning etc... this movie depicts a man who intents to regroup his old friends including an ex-lover to form a Dabke band (Dabke is the national dance of Lebanon. It can be danced by men, women, or both, with different steps and different rhythms being more common in different areas of the Middle East. Dabke is a dance of community, often performed at weddings and other joyous occasions. it is also a dance of solidarity and a way of expressing nationalism and the age-old presence of art and culture in a positive way. The dabke leader is supposed to be like a tree, with arms in the air, a proud and upright trunk, and feet that stomp the ground in rhythm, emphasizing their connection to their land. Its meaning in Arabic is "stomping of the feet," and stomping, as well as jumping and kicking, are moves that characterize the dabke in a unique manner) and travel throughout the country and show off this new Techno-Dabke band called the Digi Dabke. Watching the film will allow you to see multiple sceneries depicting Lebanon's superb climate and landmark and showing the Lebanese people at their best. The film emphasizes also on the need to maintain one's root and consider them as an essential output to ones originality and character.

Believe me, whether you're the fan of the genre or not this film is a must see for all fans of movies out there.it has potential and something special that everyone must see to understand.