Bird Of The Orient

The story follows a young prosecutor, played by Nour El-Sherif, as he navigates the complexities of life and love in Paris during the 1980s. His journey is influenced by the novel "The Bird of the East," showcasing the contrast between the Paris of the eighties and that of the twenties. As he encounters a girl near a cinema, he grapples with his feelings and the impact of his professional life on personal relationships.

In addition to its compelling plot, "Bird Of The Orient" weaves in themes from the novel "Diary of Vice in the countryside," where the protagonist investigates a murder in a village. This dual narrative structure provides depth to the character's experiences, making it a rich viewing for fans of drama. The runtime of 100 minutes offers a concise yet impactful story that captures the essence of its era.

Collectors will appreciate the availability of this film in all formats, making it accessible for various media collections. With a distinguished cast featuring Soad Hosny and Elizabeth Guard, the film is a notable entry in the realm of Arabic cinema from the 1980s.