Pain Passage

the story of the movie :
A young woman in her thirties, of a high social level, fluent in three languages, combining Arab and Western culture, having a systematic mentality, attaining knowledge through research and study. Her crisis, in large part, is an identity crisis. I discovered it when I traveled outside Egypt. I realized religiosity early on, despite the fact that Her parents are not religious, and she has some kind of proof of identity and is somewhat stubborn. She wore the hijab in a school that rejected the hijab, and she was bullied because of it. She took it off after a long period of conflict over it. She traveled to many countries in search of herself, including France, London, and her travel to Turkey. It was important in reaching a different form of religion. Her experience with Sheikh Akram was a very powerful and influential experience. He introduced her to a different form of religion, love, and kindness. She became more connected to religion, through her association with Sheikh Akram, and she moved him to a wonderful state. She described it as more In the form of a state of infatuation and divine love, her real greatest shock came with the sudden death of Sheikh Akram, and her return to searching in religion for a similar model. Her shock was greatest when she joined an irregular (unofficial) school to learn religious and legal sciences, but there were many transgressions in it. Moral, the most important of which is the widespread reputation of an old sheikh who harassed her. Here her psychological shock began to appear and her need to go to a psychiatrist appeared. Here she began psychological treatment, from which she began to discover herself and focus on the psychological aspects. In addition to her previous interest in singing, she began She focuses on acting in her discovery of herself, her femininity, and her body. Her beginning with the film begins with her feeling of extreme suffering due to psychological conditions, and she remembers what drives her to questions about God and finding evil in her life. Her passion and suffering move her on a journey to search for answers to the questions she poses, and she meets characters. They have points of view that were formed from their personal suffering with evil. Through the girl’s journey, we learn about the ups and downs of the film, and through her dialogues and what the characters mention along with their conclusions, we reach the film’s message.