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Cairo Time (2010)
In Cairo on her own as she waits for her husband, Juliette finds herself caught in a whirlwind romance with his friend Tareq, a retired cop. As Tareq escorts Juliette around the city, they find themselves in the middle of a brief affair that catches them both unawares.
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In Cairo on her own as she waits for her husband, Juliette finds herself caught in a whirlwind romance with his friend Tareq, a retired cop. As Tareq escorts Juliette around the city, they find themselves in the middle of a brief affair that catches them both unawares.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ruba Nadda
In Theaters:8/6/2010
Box Office:$1,995,012
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Foundry Films, Samson Films, Astral Media, CITY-TV, MISR International Films, Movie Central, Ontario Media Development Corporation, Super Channel, Super Écran, Téléfilm Canada, Corus Entertainment
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