But at the beginning of the film I was worried. When the traditional Pakistani music performance and the scene of an American being kidnapped in the local area are as balanced as many Hollywood activities you have seen before, I secretly asked you this movie that tries to establish a dialogue between the East and the West, how? Orient curiosity always at the beginning? Subconsciously embezzling traditional Eastern music, which represents the stereotype of mystery and danger, to serve the atmosphere? After the movie went on slowly, I convinced me that it was acceptable Xiaoxu MSG. The story tells the story of a Palestinian youth who became a Wall Street financial analyst and handed in a rich girlfriend. The world was at his feet in an instant until the occurrence of 9/11; the Middle East roots ruined his American dream, even after he returned to China And because of his experience in the United States, both the jihadists and American agents targeted him at the same time. Which side should I be on?
Mira Nair, the Indian female director who has won the Golden Lion of Venice, made this story plain, but not contemptuous. The precise and well-rounded storytelling skills weave the resonance of the public, and speak out for the Islamic world not to be humble or humble, if you are willing to listen.
(Following "The World in the Word" recently, this movie may be the most worthy of your admission. Please forgive the Hong Kong-based name "I am not bin Laden")
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