An entertaining tale about tolerance with a capital T.
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A lighthearted and intelligent family drama…Khanjian is engaging and energetic as a woman who comes to question the identity that’s been ascribed to her not only by her family but by her two cultures…Sabah fulfills Nadda’s goal to create a film that audiences can respond to wholeheartedly.
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Its vivid and opinionated Muslim women are one hell of a stereotype buster
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Although Ruba Nadda is dealing with a serious subject, she has a lightness of touch which stops this film from slumping into depression. Sabah, beautifully acted by Khangjian, discovers a forgotten joie de vivre and the audience is carried along with her….Sabah is gently comedic, full of warmth and, perhaps most importantly, believable. This film has such a big heart you’ll probably want to give someone a hug while you watch it.
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