Where Do We Go Now?

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Where Do We Go Now?

PG-13

2012

1h 40m

Comedy

Drama

Musical

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Muslim and Christian women (Claude Baz Moussawbaa, Layla Hakim, Nadine Labaki) join forces to stem the tide of violence in their war-torn Middle Eastern village.

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Marjorie Baumgarten

Austin Chronicle

08/17/2012

2.5/5

It's a "what if" story that's hopeful but doesn't ring true.

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Moira MacDonald

Seattle Times

06/28/2012

3/4

This spirited troupe of women ... makes us citizens of the village, invested in their joys and fears. We grieve with them, under that burning sun, and hope with them for a lasting peace.

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Mark Kermode

Observer (UK)

06/24/2012

This bittersweet celebration of motherhood deftly blends wry satire with broad comedy while never losing sight of the tragedy of its subject matter.

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Richard Propes

TheIndependentCritic.com

09/27/2020

3.0/4.0

Where Do We Go Now?had me from its opening scene and never let go.

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Mattie Lucas

From the Front Row

08/06/2019

2.5/4

The ingredients are all undeniably tasty, but they never quite add up to anything particularly memorable.

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Nicholas Bell

IONCINEMA.com

07/24/2019

A trite drama with broad, comedic fissures undermining the dramatic impact of its unsophisticated social message.

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Kaitlin K.

@RT32379593 Dec 28

I absolutely loved this movie. The plot is understated but also very impactful. It is a reminder that women are the backbone of society, and we are all children of women. ❤️

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Aa_ Q.

@Aa_q8 Sep 25

I wanna say a lot of things about this movie, but I don’t have anything on me right now so all that I could say is Wow, wow wow wow That’s it

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Tina M

@RT53493870 07/06/2024

This movie was amazing. There was so much cultural insight. I recommend it to everyone. There's such a deep level of commitment to peace.

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04/21/2020

This movie is quite interesting, I love the vision of this Lebanese dire.ctor. Highly recommended.

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Fong Kok Hoong F

@RT29722865 03/16/2018

This Lebanese comedy about Christian and Muslim village women resorting to hilariously desperate measures to restrain their male counterparts from waging a religious war unfortunately suffers from a flaccid closure as bewildered as the title suggests.

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04/11/2017

Charming religiopolitical film, the power of village women. Funny and magical. Great Performance.

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Synopsis

Muslim and Christian women (Claude Baz Moussawbaa, Layla Hakim, Nadine Labaki) join forces to stem the tide of violence in their war-torn Middle Eastern village.

Director: Nadine Labaki
Screenwriter: Nadine Labaki, Jihad Hojeily, Rodney Al Haddad, Thomas Bidegain
Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
Production Co: Prima TV, Chaocorp, Pathé, France 2 Cinéma, United Artistic Group, Les Films des Tournelles, Les Films de Beyrouth
Rating: PG-13 (Thematic Drug Material|Some Sensuality|Violent Images)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Musical
Original Language: Arabic
Release Date (Theaters): May 11, 2012, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Sep 11, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA): $531.8K
Runtime: 1h 40m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)