Marriage and summer

About This Movie

Marriage and Summer is a curious film from 1985 that blends comedy and drama in an intriguing way. The story unfolds around Suleiman, a rather unremarkable employee caught in the whirlwind of his sons' protest against a summer vacation they don’t want to attend. The film captures a slice of life with its everyday struggles and familial tensions, reflected in the boys' hunger strike, which adds a layer of absurdity to the narrative. The pacing has a gentle ebb and flow, almost mirroring the languid summer days depicted in Alexandria. It's distinctive for its exploration of family dynamics and the pressures of societal expectations, with performances that feel natural, almost like an intimate peek into real lives. There's a simplicity in its storytelling that's both refreshing and relatable.

Notable for its unique take on family dynamicsExplores themes of protest and societal pressureSet against the backdrop of summer in Alexandria