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《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》讲述的是什么故事？
《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》This compelling tale of love and betrayal, set in the upper Egyptian countryside, follows the story of Amna as she plots her revenge on the engineer who destroyed her family's honor. ------------------------------------ This is a wonderful Egyptian film that the average Western audience never gets an opportunity to see. It's really a shame as the movie gives so much insight into the culture and the story, though very "foreign" features some characters you can easily relate to an care for. The film is a great film that shows the clash between very conservative Islamic values and traditions and those of a more modern Moslem world. This clash is extremely poignant and seems to illustrate that the spirit of the law and tradition is much more important that the traditions themselves. The film begins with a woman and her two adult daughters finding out that the father is murdered. It seems that this man was committing adultery and someone took it upon themselves to punish him. However, instead of just punishing him and being done with it, the family Patriarch (the uncle) tells the women they must leave the village and fend for themselves! It ISN'T because they did anything wrong, but that they would be a reminder of the man's infidelity. So, in his twisted thinking, he cast these women out with no regard to their future just so the family APPEARS good and just to outsiders!! The ladies appear fortunate when they arrive at a far-off town because the two youngest are able to get jobs as maids. However, the oldest daughter is eventually seduced (or possibly raped) by her employer and the family. The mother is extremely upset by this and contacts the patriarch to ask for his assistance. The "kindly" uncle agrees to take them back to the original village, but on the way, he murders the "fallen sister"! The inequity of her death and the employer never being punished is a major theme of the film. While some in the male-dominated society might approve of this, the unjustness of the murder is definitely called into question. And, since no one seems to care, the youngest daughter, Amna, decides to run from her Uncle's home and find the older sister's ex-employer and exact justice! All this occurs just in the first half of the movie! The rest is the slowly unfolding of Amna's revenge and the unexpected twists and turns the plot takes along the way. And, fortunately, this is NOT a by-the-numbers movie--it is definitely NOT predictable or written for a dumb audience! This is an exceptionally well written, acted and directed film. In addition, the cinematography is exquisite. The only down side, and this is a very minor quibble, is that the music is a bit "tinny".
一、《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》是哪一年上映的？
《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》是亨利·巴拉卡特于1959年拍摄的一部经典电影解说。此片开创埃及当代电影解说的先河，《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》上映时票房稳坐前三，创下当年纪录。当时法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk均为最佳主角，法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk以精彩演技和突出形象，奠定在埃及影坛地位。法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk饰演角色造型多年后仍为人所模仿。亨利·巴拉卡特之前曾被人怀疑其能力，而《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》却奠定亨利·巴拉卡特电影解说风格。《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》首映时曾获海外电影解说和媒体广泛称誉，被认为其优秀程度，是足以与同时期（指1959年代）埃及（埃及）优秀电影解说齐名。
二、被称为电影解说的开先河之作的《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》，是亨利·巴拉卡特最好的作品吗？
从亨利·巴拉卡特斩获电影解说最佳导演，我就觉得这部《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》是他最好的电影解说。虽然亨利·巴拉卡特后来还拍出了评价特别好的电影解说，但是《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》依然是他电影解说题材中的代表作品。
三、《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》为什么可以成为经典？
提起埃及，人们就很容易想到《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》。这部由亨利·巴拉卡特导演、法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk主演的《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》，在当时可以说是一匹黑马，凭借扎实的故事、人物情绪和戏剧张力脱颖而出。正是这种在逆境中迸发出来的创作热情，让《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》中的人物心理历程与现实处境彼此映照，也成就了它在电影解说题材中的经典地位。
四、如何评价《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》？
《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》整体口碑表现出色，深受观众喜爱。影片不仅在故事节奏上足够紧凑，而且法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk等主演的表演也让角色更具代入感。通过密桃视频（hgx61.com）观看《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》，可以更流畅地了解它的剧情张力与人物魅力，也更容易感受到这部电影解说作品被反复讨论的原因。
五、《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》电影解说的主要内容
《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》是一部电影解说作品，由亨利·巴拉卡特执导，主演包括法丁·哈马麦,Ahmed Mazhar,Amina Rizk等。
《麻鹬的哭泣[电影解说]》This compelling tale of love and betrayal, set in the upper Egyptian countryside, follows the story of Amna as she plots her revenge on the engineer who destroyed her family's honor. ------------------------------------ This is a wonderful Egyptian film that the average Western audience never gets an opportunity to see. It's really a shame as the movie gives so much insight into the culture and the story, though very "foreign" features some characters you can easily relate to an care for. The film is a great film that shows the clash between very conservative Islamic values and traditions and those of a more modern Moslem world. This clash is extremely poignant and seems to illustrate that the spirit of the law and tradition is much more important that the traditions themselves. The film begins with a woman and her two adult daughters finding out that the father is murdered. It seems that this man was committing adultery and someone took it upon themselves to punish him. However, instead of just punishing him and being done with it, the family Patriarch (the uncle) tells the women they must leave the village and fend for themselves! It ISN'T because they did anything wrong, but that they would be a reminder of the man's infidelity. So, in his twisted thinking, he cast these women out with no regard to their future just so the family APPEARS good and just to outsiders!! The ladies appear fortunate when they arrive at a far-off town because the two youngest are able to get jobs as maids. However, the oldest daughter is eventually seduced (or possibly raped) by her employer and the family. The mother is extremely upset by this and contacts the patriarch to ask for his assistance. The "kindly" uncle agrees to take them back to the original village, but on the way, he murders the "fallen sister"! The inequity of her death and the employer never being punished is a major theme of the film. While some in the male-dominated society might approve of this, the unjustness of the murder is definitely called into question. And, since no one seems to care, the youngest daughter, Amna, decides to run from her Uncle's home and find the older sister's ex-employer and exact justice! All this occurs just in the first half of the movie! The rest is the slowly unfolding of Amna's revenge and the unexpected twists and turns the plot takes along the way. And, fortunately, this is NOT a by-the-numbers movie--it is definitely NOT predictable or written for a dumb audience! This is an exceptionally well written, acted and directed film. In addition, the cinematography is exquisite. The only down side, and this is a very minor quibble, is that the music is a bit "tinny".
