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Road to Love (The)

Country: France, Language: Arabic, 70 mins

Original Title

Tarik el Hob
  • Director: Rémi Lange
  • Writer: Rémi Lange; Antoine Parlebas

CGiii Comment

Apart from it being mind-numbingly boring - Islam, homosexuality and sociology (silly subject) are the ingredients of this banality.

A straight sociology student makes a film about Arabic poofs [YAWN] - and then he discovers that he's a poof - falling for one of his interviewees [YAWN].

The main problem with this is that it is just a student film - it's just not good enough to sell.

The sound is terrible as is the camera work.

Those who proclaim this to have the virtues of cinema verite are really just saying that it is cheap - and DULL.

[Yawn].


Trailer...


TARIK EL HOB bande annonce / trailer by labaleine69

The(ir) Blurb...

This romantic-kitsch story goes from Paris to Marseille, from Amsterdam to Morocco via Jean Genet's grave in Larache, and on to Tangiers. The movie tells the story of an Algerian-French heterosexual young man beginning a sociology study of gay islamic homosexualities and discovering gay love with a young French steward.

Cast & Characters

Karim Tarek as Karim;
Sihem Benamoune as Sihem;
Abdellah Taia as Himself;
Mustapha Khaddar as Mustapha;
Farid Tali as Himself;
Mehdi Jouhar as Boy from social organization;
Roschdy El Glaoui as Exhibitionist / artist;
Riyad Echahi;
Zakariya Gouram