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| β | === Muslim and Christian | + | === Muslim and Christian women united to end the absurdity of the war === |
This Lebanese film tells the story of a group of Muslim and Christian women who plot to stop the ongoing fight between their husbands. After hearing news about the rise of religious disagreement in the neighboring areas, a local conflict commences when the Christians discover a damaged cross in their church, and the Muslims find a defiled mosque. The women decide to organize a series of witty events to distract the men from continuing with the fighting. | This Lebanese film tells the story of a group of Muslim and Christian women who plot to stop the ongoing fight between their husbands. After hearing news about the rise of religious disagreement in the neighboring areas, a local conflict commences when the Christians discover a damaged cross in their church, and the Muslims find a defiled mosque. The women decide to organize a series of witty events to distract the men from continuing with the fighting. | ||
[[Category: Film as Cultural Diplomacy]] | [[Category: Film as Cultural Diplomacy]] | ||
