When Time Becomes a Woman

Jordan • 2012 • 73m •

• Directed by: Ahmad Alyaseer. • Starring: Zaid Baqaeen, Najwan Baqaeen. • Music by: Philip Hashweh.

Zad is a revolutionist who is trying to free his country, but most of his plans went wrong. He has been looking for a woman for more than three years believing that she holds many secrets within herself that are capable of saving him, the entire world and maybe earth! Now he's on a mission to convince her to go with him in order to rebuild what he has destroyed.

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Apart from a couple of physics-related inaccuracies (which I'm sure will go unnoticed by the vast majority of people), a limited number of dialog imperfections, and a few lines where the heroine could've done better acting (voice-wise), this movie is BRILLIANT! Who would've thought you could watch two fellows talking for over an hour and enjoy every minute of it? Better yet, the developments and twists are cleverly woven in that when it all hits you in the end all you want to do is watch it again now that you know what you didn't know in the beginning. Not many movies do this to you these days.

I have to say that I would've been seriously depressed if the movie didn't end the way it did. It was a huge relief, and joy, that such an exceptionally clever plot didn't blow it by a disappointingly stupid ending.

I'm really looking forward to seeing more great movies from this new, yet not short of talented, directorwriter. I think this movie shows that he's capable of producing potential Oscar-winning material.

Review by Jack Clouseau from the Internet Movie Database.

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