Film trivia - page 7
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In the film's trailer, it read: "After a wait of 1,100 days.. One man and two women.. A true love story.".
From Mawlana (مولانا)
In mid-February 2017, the film was banned in Lebanon at the request of the Lebanese Dar al-Fatwa, at the same time that Fifty Shades Darker was allowed to screen.
From Mawlana (مولانا)
The film made EGP 800,000 in its first two days, which is considered a very good gross, especially given the nature of the film, which falls outside mainstream audience fare, and because it was also released outside the usual film seasons.
From Mawlana (مولانا)
A few days after the film's release, a member of parliament for the Kafr El-Sheikh Center constituency and a member of the House Religious Committee demanded that the film be banned, claiming it distorted the image of imams.
From Mawlana (مولانا)
In the ad, it read: "From behind the scenes of the struggle between religion and power" - "A film with no red lines.".
The artist Muhammad Ali performed a number of dangerous scenes himself, without using a stunt double.
The film imitates some scenes from films and songs of the 1980s and 1990s, such as Al-3Ar, Qabdat Al-Helaly, Bekhit We 3Adila (in the money-sharing scene), and Gary Al-Wo7Oosh.
The planned title was "Get Dressed, We're Going Out," but the censors objected to it, so the word "Get Dressed" was removed, though it remained on the film's posters with a red × over it.
From Eshtebak (اشتباك)
The film was screened at Cannes on May 12, 2016, opening the "Un Certain Regard" section.
From Eshtebak (اشتباك)
Many artists praised the film, including the international star Tom Hanks Tom Hanks, in a famous message.
