In a pair of TIFF films set in the Arab world, the tensions between Eastern and Western culture take on personal implications. Both are Oscar submissions for their respective countries, with “Wajib” and “Sheikh Jackson” representing Palestine and Egypt respectively. They also share similarities in their focus on father-son relationships, through which they discuss cultural differences surrounding religion, ancient traditions, and individual freedom.
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Ohh Arab world is also trying to keeping their pace with western world.And this is really cool i believe.I really like the Idea by this Sheikh Jackson. Cool!!
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