“Dreaming Whilst B\@*k”
Masterful satire that shines a light on the struggles of Black creatives.
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The film follows Nassrallah and Kheira, a young married couple who quickly realize that they are incompatible and decide to divorce. However, their families oppose the separation, and things become even more complicated when a judge refuses to grant an immediate divorce. Instead, the judge orders the couple to continue living together for one month in an attempt to save their marriage. Forced to share the same home despite their conflicts, they go through a series of humorous and unexpected situations that gradually make them reconsider their relationship.
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The film follows Nassrallah and Kheira, a young married couple who quickly realize that they are incompatible and decide to divorce. However, their families oppose the separation, and things become even more complicated when a judge refuses to grant an immediate divorce. Instead, the judge orders the couple to continue living together for one month in an attempt to save their marriage. Forced to share the same home despite their conflicts, they go through a series of humorous and unexpected situations that gradually make them reconsider their relationship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Meriem Drissi
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Runtime:95 minutes
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