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La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi, 2011
Arabic, French
France, Qatar, Egypt
Profile of La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi
La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi can be described as sentimental, sincere, and humorous. The plot revolves around village life, filmmaking, and religions or cults. The main genres are foreign and documentary. In terms of style, La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi is a fake documentary. In approach, it is realistic. It is set, at least in part, in a village. La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi is located in Egypt and the Middle East. It takes place in contemporary times. It is drawn from a biography and originally a true story.
Summary of La Vierge, les Coptes et Moi
Namir’s mother is a Coptic Christian. She is convinced that she can see an apparition of the Virgin Mary on a video tape originating from her home in Egypt. Her son, who has been raised in a secular environment in France, decides to make a film about the phenomenon and travels to Egypt to visit his relatives. Hoping to understand the connection between appearances of the Virgin to the Copt minority and recent events in Egyptian history he soon discovers plenty of obstacles. Firstly there are his parents who interfere in the film and criticise his ideas; then there’s his French producer who wants to change the film every few weeks and finally, the inhabitants of his family’s Coptic village. Desperate, Namir decides to create his own version of the Virgin Mary’s appearance. To realise his plan he will need to enlist the aid of the villagers and his mother; the latter soon joins him in Egypt and proves to be remarkably capable.
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| Language: | Arabic, French |
| Country: | France, Qatar, Egypt |
| Release date: | 29 August 2012 |
| Runtime: | 85 min |
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