
Film
Things Arab Men Say
52m
- IMDb
- 6.8
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Overview
Worldwide, Arab men are depicted by the mainstream media as terrorists, suicide bombers, or at best, extremists. In Things Arab Men Say, Egyptian-born filmmaker Nisreen Baker paints a very different picture. Join Jay, Ghassan, and their friends as they gather at Jamal’s Eden Barber Shop for a haircut, a shave, and a lively discussion on politics, religion and identity. Although located in St. Albert, an Edmonton suburb, Jamal’s shop could be anywhere, serving as a microcosm of the Arab community. At times serious, but laced with deft humour, the film follows the group as they debate the issues at hand and express often-surprising views that bring us closer to changing the narrative surrounding their community.
Crew
- Nisreen BakerDirector
- Bonnie ThompsonProducer
- David ChristensenExecutive Producer
- Daron DonahueDirector of Photography
- Aaron MunsonDirector of Photography
- Hans OlsonEditor
Media
Details
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- English
- Runtime
- 52m
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