I like horror, gore, crime, thriller, suspense, mystery etc, so it came as a surprise that an Egyptian production could produce such a gritty, crime thriller.
The other reviewers mentioned the inaccuracy of the events, but i'm not familiar with the case, and so I'm watching this with little expectation for truth (although I will be reading up on the case later).
Production value blew me away- the scenes of mûrdèr was quite shocking, even as a seasoned gore fan.
The main character, Ahmed Fahmy, was really scary, in my opinion- his cool demeanour a mask, hiding a psychopath. I love Rakeen Saad since Alrawabi school for girls, she's such a chameleon, and plays this role so well.
Overall, I really do think this production is well written and produced.
The other reviewers mentioned the inaccuracy of the events, but i'm not familiar with the case, and so I'm watching this with little expectation for truth (although I will be reading up on the case later).
Production value blew me away- the scenes of mûrdèr was quite shocking, even as a seasoned gore fan.
The main character, Ahmed Fahmy, was really scary, in my opinion- his cool demeanour a mask, hiding a psychopath. I love Rakeen Saad since Alrawabi school for girls, she's such a chameleon, and plays this role so well.
Overall, I really do think this production is well written and produced.