Big Day
Set in an Egyptian wedding, Sherif, the groom, finds himself in a situation where he's forced to marry a woman that he doesn't love to prove his masculinity to his parents and society. Realizing that loveless marriage is a tradition that runs long in his family tree, Sherif decides to break the toxic cycle.
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Set in an Egyptian wedding, Sherif, the groom, finds himself in a situation where he's forced to marry a woman that he doesn't love to prove his masculinity to his parents and society. Realizing that loveless marriage is a tradition that runs long in his family tree, Sherif decides to break the toxic cycle.
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