From a Muslim and an Arabic person who is proud of his culture, I find this film offensive to Islam teachings and values. I guess this film was written as an American film but somehow the director thought it would be OK to make a Saudi version of it. It's not only against Islam teachings and what prohphet Mohammad -peace be upon him- told us, it's trying make that kind of behavior acceptable in our society. He criticized the society for things the society didn't come up with, things that are from Islam teachings as I mentioned. The director knew his movie will never be acceptable. Because if he doesn't know that, this movie would be on Netflix in MENA.
Review of Barakah Meets Barakah
