Review of Ten (2002) by Shalome K — 25 Jul 2007
This film manages to say a lot with very little. The entirety of the narrative framing is confined to the front seat of a car, relying on naturalist acting and (an almost voyeuristic) minute focus to engage.
The resulting effect is an interesting and evocative, if dulling, look at women's rights in modern Arabic society.
This review of Ten (2002) was written by Shalome K on 25 Jul 2007.
Ten has generally received very positive reviews.
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