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(1819) 6.6 90 min 2019

Le jeune Ahmed is a movie starring Idir Ben Addi, Olivier Bonnaud, and Myriem Akheddiou. A Belgian teenager hatches a plot to kill his teacher after embracing an extremist interpretation of the Quran.

Starring: Victoria Bluck, Myriem Akheddiou, Idir Ben Addi, Olivier Bonnaud

Genres: Drama

Director: Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne

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Genres	Drama
Director	Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
Writer	Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
Stars	Victoria Bluck, Myriem Akheddiou, Idir Ben Addi, Olivier Bonnaud
Country	Belgium, France
Also Known As	O Jovem Ahmed, El joven Ahmed, その手に触れるまで, Unge Ahmed, Ha'Bkhira, L'età giovane, Young Ahmed, Ο νεαρός Άχμεντ, Młody Ahmed, Az ifjú Ahmed
Runtime	1H 30M
Description	A Belgian teenager hatches a plot to kill his teacher after embracing an extremist interpretation of the Quran.

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Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 10:15

I wasn't expecting much from this film. It was set to be a melodrama, but to me it was a drama of some sort. Maybe it was the fact that it was a male actor, but the story, the characters, the characters. It is a film of long shots, long shots. I think I found a lot of it moving, a lot of it moving me. I know I don't have anything to be ashamed of, in what I've seen of him, but that's not the case with some of the people I know. It is just.a-a-a-a-a-a-a. And the ending is.beautiful. I won't spoil it, but if you like, you will love it. I give it an eight out of ten. 7.5/10

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 02:42

I really enjoyed this movie, I think it was really well done and I think it is a perfect example of the life of a French Arab who ends up with a German woman who he knows nothing about. It is all about the relationship between the two, it is about their hopes and dreams, and the way they live and work. The scenes of both of them in the new French language with an Arabic interpreter are really interesting, there is a scene with a grocery store, where she really seemed surprised at her French, and the other time they are on a train going to the city where they first meet, where they meet a young Arab and they don't really understand what he is saying. This movie will be a really good movie to watch, if you like relationship movies or have a history in France, you will enjoy it.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 11:36

These are words that describe "Ahmed" without using the word "gay". I won't say any more than that, because it is too complex to give away too much. What is really worth knowing, however, is how this film works on a basic level. As a film, it is an improvement on the typical French movie of the 1980s, where a story is told with lots of action and violence. "Ahmed" is an original story, and one of the few films I have seen to be as entertaining as this. The idea of the film is simple. When a lesbian friend of the protagonist is in a situation that she can't live without, she goes to a room in her apartment, in order to escape the situation. At the same time, she is surrounded by the characters who do not want her to stay. That is it. No real twists, no social issues, no complicated meanings. Just a simple story, about three friends who meet in a place where they feel safe, but who don't really know why they are there. But what is even more interesting is the story of how they manage to survive. The fact that they are all known in France, by the way, makes the film more realistic. I have no idea how it is possible to make such a simple story out of three strangers, but it is done. It is done very well. All the actors are exceptional, even if there are some flaws in their performances. The best character of the film is the character of the roommate who is the protagonist, played by Anne Bercot. Her character is so beautifully played that you can't help but be drawn into her. You could feel her pain, you could feel her confusion, you could feel her curiosity. Her character is the only character I could identify with. It is this simple, but good character that makes "Ahmed" a masterpiece, for me at least. If you have seen "The Horse Whisperer", you have seen "Ahmed", because the characters and the story are very similar. The main difference is that the Horse Whisperer is a man, and the protagonist of "Ahmed" is a woman. But the three characters, who were introduced at the end of the movie, are very different. The protagonists of "Ahmed" are very different. They are not violent, but they are extremely perceptive. They are very intelligent, and they are often at odds with one another, because they don't want to get involved with each other. They have problems with the people they have to live with, and they express these problems in different ways. They are basically in conflict with themselves. The most important character in "Ahmed" is not the girlfriend, but the "Shark", played by Isabelle Huppert. Isabelle Huppert is one of the greatest actresses I have ever seen. Her character, which is the protagonist of "Ahmed", is also one of the most interesting. She is very expressive, and she is almost a different person from the rest of the characters. I can't think of any other actress that has been able to portray such an unusual character as Isabelle Huppert. I hope that you see "Ahmed" when you get the chance. You will not regret it. This is a must see, for sure.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 20:32

This film is a great example of how not to make a film. I will never forget when I saw the trailer for the film. I wanted to go see it. I had heard that it was a great film. I wanted to see it in a theatre. I wanted to have an experience that I will never forget. Well, I did. I want to say to the filmmakers, you made me want to see this film, and I want to say to you that you must keep making these films. I really enjoyed this film. It was incredibly realistic. It was moving. I love how you made the characters very realistic. I really love the way the movie was set. The only real part that I found somewhat lacking was the ending. I don't know if it was meant to be dramatic or not, but I felt like the ending was somewhat disappointing. I was waiting for something dramatic, but I really felt like there was more than one possibility for it to be the ending that I expected. I really liked this movie, and I think it is a great example of how not to make a film. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a movie that is not very mainstream.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 13:00

I like to be informed, especially about issues in Africa, and as a film student I have been reading a lot about the civil wars in the 1990s in Liberia, which was a very bloody one, and then I read a lot about the "Haiti" civil war which was intense as well, with almost three million dead and perhaps even more. And then there was this one in Uganda that was like a mini version of the former, but much more interesting. This film is about the author of the book, who was one of the few people left in the country. He was a doctor who was helping the poor of the country, but he was also against the way the country was run, and even more so against the social injustices that were happening to the women and girls in the country. And he was telling the people how they should deal with the situation. In the end, the people chose the lesser of two evils, but they did so on the basis of how the situation was being handled, and not based on how they should act. The film is interesting and it makes you think about the people in power in the country, and how they could have possibly set up the situation in the country, but still continue to play the game of making decisions on how they should go about their lives. The film does not shy away from showing the horrible human rights violations that were going on in the country, but it also tells you that the country is being run by the military, and there are certain people who don't want this to happen. And the film does a good job of showing the beauty of the country, but also of the issues that were being dealt with. And even though I think the film is quite good, I do have to say that I think the director and writer did a good job at telling the story. And he was able to show that the atrocities that were being committed were not just happening on a small scale. I think the director and writer showed that this is happening in a larger scale, and that is what made this film a bit unique. If you're looking for a film that has something to say, this is one that you should check out. It was made by a French director and it's based on a book. I recommend it.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 21:54

The way some movies are made these days, and the director's own experience in making them, I am left to say that it is extremely rare to find a movie that is about two people who have a good relationship and it doesn't go out of control. This movie is about a man and a woman who come together to do some gardening and to work together. Their relationship is a family and that's what makes the movie all the more profound. A very moving film, this is one that you have to see.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 14:23

The success of his debut novel, "The Man Who Loved Women" (Rouben Bousquet, 1996), and the Oscar for Best Foreign Film, "The Constant Gardener" (Hugo Stiglitz, 2003), made Alain Robbe-Grillet one of France's most successful young actors, most famous for playing his role in "La Femme Nikita" (Salva, 2001). This French movie has a very complicated plot, and the main character is someone who is already old enough to be his father, yet who is married to his own mother, and who wants to take her along to a remote village where he is making a documentary about his father's life. The village is full of legends about the old man who lived there and about what he did to the people who lived there. There is an old man who still walks the streets, his wife, and their three children, all old enough to be their parents, have to live on their own. They are extremely isolated, with no electricity, no running water, no telephone, and no books to read. The village is famous for not allowing anyone to leave their homes, and the kids can only go to school outside the village. There is a woman who is a madwoman who is just waiting for her husband to die. She can't bear to let anyone leave her house, because she wants them to be buried in the cemetery, so that they can never come back to the house, and she will never be able to see their bodies again. When she is in bed with her husband, she starts crying, and goes to the garden to cry herself to sleep. The old man wants to make a documentary about his father, but cannot go out to look for him, and has to find him. The man's mother is sick, and is told that her husband is in a hospital. She goes to find him, and he tells her that he wants to take her along with him, to make a documentary about his life. She says she will stay in her house, and he will take her along to a remote village. The old man says that she cannot stay in his house for a long time, because there is no electricity and she cannot run water, and that they will be far away from any human contact. She thinks that she will never see him again. The old man then tells her that they will make a documentary about her husband, and that he has been in the hospital for some time, but that he is alive. The documentary is shown, but the mother is so sad that she cries all the time, and is unable to keep her eyes open. The film ends with a still shot of the girl, whose face is completely grey, and who is still covered by her white clothes. This film is very beautifully shot, and has a very slow pace, but the cast is very good, with Jean-Louis Trintignant, one of France's most prolific actors, and Julien Bonvoisin, who has been in numerous films in the last two years, most notably "Le lense de l'urbanite" (2006) and "The Constant Gardener" (2003). The film won the Jury Prize at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, and was nominated for the Best Foreign Film Oscar at the 2003 Academy Awards. It was also nominated for a Golden Palm Award at the 2004 Venice Film Festival. (Scores of 8.5/10, based on 16,507 votes at the time of this writing).

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 15:44

A very dark story. Realistic characters with a strong story. You don't see it as a "gimmick" to get to see action from time to time. Good acting. No mistake. Not a love story, but about the intensity of love, its mystery, its truth, its torment and its desire. It's a story about "love in it's pure form", "love without emotions", but also about "love without desire", about "the love of an absolute." It's about the "other" and not only about a "white" woman, "the other" (as the film itself mentions that the other is not white, but more "black"), but also about "love without longing", about "love without struggle". I really loved it, and I think this film deserves an award, it deserves all kinds of awards, for this was a great film. Well done.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 08:11

There's a lot of talk about what makes a movie "good" or "great" and the differences between them. While this is always a part of the film making process, I think the message of this film is particularly important to those of us that don't live in a society that sees a movie as good or great if it's made by a movie studio or a big studio like Warner Brothers. This is a movie that takes a lot of subjective judgments on it's portrayal of an Egyptian girl's life. It could be said that this is a drama in the manner of The King's Speech or a drama in the manner of the Bible, but is it a good drama or a good movie? I personally thought that it was a good movie because I think that it's a movie about life, how we all go through the ups and downs of the life, but we never know if the ups and downs will lead to a tragic ending. We can't help but reflect on our life and reflect on what we did while it was good. We could always hope for a better life and a better ending, but is that always going to be the case? This film isn't about whether the movie was a good movie, it's about how life is unpredictable and how life is unpredictable and life is unpredictable and this is reflected in the movie. There's a lot of discussions about this film on this site, and I think that most people are of the opinion that this film is better than most, but I personally think that the film is better than most because it's about a whole different life and a whole different life compared to most people. People seem to really compare movies to life, or life to a movie, but this isn't really the case. This is about different people, different lives and different experiences, but this is never really how life is, and we need to take a step back and say that this is just one individual's life and life is like any other person's life, not just different from someone else's life. Life is always going to be different than you, because you're going to be different, just not as bad as some people, but I believe that this film is about how life is different than some people, not what's the best life that you could have, but different and unpredictable, but different from some other people.

James Henderson

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 00:38

The trailer for "Ahmed" made me think of a French movie called "The Train" from the early 1980s. But after watching this movie, I can only recall the similarity between the two, since "The Train" is an old American movie that has an old French premise. "The Train" is a period piece, depicting the brutal 18th century French empire that was so dominated by the Catholic church. The storyline of this movie deals with a young man, Ahmed, who, at the age of 17, leaves his home in Paris for the U.S. He is a child prodigy who was able to read the works of Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence. As a result of his "experience", he is promoted to become a lawyer for his father's firm. Ahmed falls for a woman from his own law firm, and when they find out about his relationship with his father's firm, they think that he has a chance of making his father proud by being a lawyer. So they decide to set up a summer school for Ahmed. Ahmed is supposed to attend the summer school in New York. But, when he arrives in New York, he is surprised to find that his father's firm is actually a law firm run by a woman named Sally, who also acts as an adviser to Ahmed's father. Sally has no intention of letting Ahmed attend the summer school. But Ahmed does not want to be separated from his mother and convinces his father to let him go. "Ahmed" is a good movie, if you are familiar with "The Train" and other French period pieces. It also has a couple of good performances by Thierry Hencou, who plays Ahmed's father, and Anne Le Fesse, who plays the mother of Ahmed. The other French actors are also very good, including Jean-Pierre Darroussin as the man in charge of the summer school, and Laurent Piffer as Ahmed's tutor. Overall, "The Train" is a nice movie that shows that it is very difficult to be an independent film maker in France today. The one major problem with French movies is that the plot tends to be very predictable, and the characters seem so uninteresting. "The Train" makes a good film that will not bore you.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 17:07

I have been waiting for this movie for quite some time and finally I was able to watch it today. As I am a big fan of Adama and his music I was excited when I read the synopsis on IMDb. Well, this is definitely one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life. This movie really leaves you with a feeling of sadness, loneliness and complete frustration of how this beautiful world is treated by so many people in general. I am not saying that it is perfect, but it really gave me a feeling of being lost in the world of humanity and a big sadness that we are not living up to the promises we have given to the world. And what I am not saying is that this movie has some really cheesy scenes and lines. In a sense, it is not. But it really leaves a huge void in your soul. The characters are really well portrayed and the story is really compelling. This is not a movie that people need to see in the theater, but it is definitely a must see in the small screen. I am also glad that there were some really talented and strong actors in this movie, especially Thabo Mbeki and Adama. A must see.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 03:27

This movie is not your run of the mill blockbuster action movie. Instead it is an emotionally moving film that tries to be more than just a good movie, instead of just a good movie. It is a well made film that you will remember and talk about long after the credits have rolled. If you have seen this movie I can not wait to see your reaction to it. If you have not seen this movie I would recommend you rent it or buy it.

Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 17:05

Adrien is the leader of a group of kids who are rebellious. This is an interesting movie which can be watched several times. It is great to see how kids react and to see what they do. It is sad to see the things they do to their friends. The acting is great, especially by Adrien. I think the acting is better than for "The Basement Kids" because Adrien is the leader. It is great to see that the kids are not just good friends, they are friends with themselves. This is a good movie.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 18:29

I never got to see this in theater, but I really wanted to, and here I am. I am not a fan of Jack O'Connell, but I like this film. It has a lot of plot twists, but they are not too strong. It is a great story about a boy who has no friends. The most memorable thing about the film is the beautiful French countryside. This movie has everything that I need for a good night in. I highly recommend you to watch it.

Richard Sanchez

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 13:45

The movie was absolutely excellent and perfect for the time it was made. The script was unique and good and the cast was very good. Everyone was great and together they made the movie worth watching. The only complaint I have with the movie is the last 10 minutes. It felt like it was missing a punch. At the end of the movie I was not sure what happened but it felt like I missed the punch. Other than that the movie was excellent. The actors are very good and the story is also good. A must see movie. 8/10

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 19:50

On a deserted island in the middle of the Indian Ocean in the 1970's, two doctors, a French and a German, have to work together to save a couple of locals from a few hundred years of volcanic eruption. They find that they have their own selfish reasons for the present crisis. The physician, played by Laurent Chereau, feels that his conscience has become so heavy that he has to leave the island. The doctor, played by Hubert Turpin, feels that he needs to leave the island. The island is like a source of identity for the doctor. He feels that it gives him a sense of the purity of a time that has passed. At the same time, he wants to feel something of the past, a time of tranquility, of faith. Both men make promises to each other that are not meant to be kept. Neither of them can live with the knowledge of the other. These promises are written in a stone that is about to blow. The doctors eventually decide to leave the island. However, both of them do not realize that this will destroy their future. They take on the responsibility of trying to save the island and, in the end, are willing to do anything, including lying, to save it. They are, in the end, willing to leave the island and live with the past. There is a tremendous intensity about this movie. It shows that there are consequences for having certain commitments. They are consequences that cannot be avoided. There is also a great sense of pride about being in a situation that is so different from anything that we have ever known. It shows how different people can change and how different people are willing to change their way of life, their ways of being and the ways of living. The doctor who wanted to leave the island had to leave. He had to accept the changes that were happening to him and to live with the past. The doctor who did not want to leave had to accept the changes that were happening to him. They had to make the change, so they could live with the changes. There is a very strong sense of destiny in this movie. It is not like an ordinary drama. It is very different. It has a real sense of fate. If you have read the book, you know the movie ends with the doctor having to leave. However, the story does not end there. It does not end with the doctor having to leave. It is like the doctor having to accept his death. The doctor and the doctoress make promises to each other that are not meant to be kept. In the end, the doctor can live without the doctoress. But the doctor has to accept the consequences of his actions. The doctor has to accept the consequences of his actions.

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 06:10

I agree with the other reviewers here that this movie is moving, touching, and powerful. I do not understand how someone could not see the parallels between this movie and "The Best of Times," a movie I loved so much that it has stayed with me for years. But, despite my best efforts, I cannot help but see the glaring inconsistencies. The film as a whole is no "Time Trap." It is a story of two strangers who happen to be in the same situation in the same place at the same time. In the first, we know exactly what is going to happen, but the movie does not dwell on it. In the second, the second person in the family is completely isolated and on her own, yet we know in the first scene that she is trying to get in touch with her mother, so we do not have to "get it" on the second viewing. It's a "double whammy" to me. I think this is an accurate depiction of life. You can't understand this story unless you have been in similar situations, and especially in the first one. But, I did not like how much time passes, how slowly things go by, how quickly Ahmed moves from place to place, and how hard it is for the older sister to get involved in her younger sister's life, etc. It was a movie that I could watch over and over, and each time it would touch me like a fresh experience. But, it was a powerful experience nonetheless. I'm still angry with myself for not paying more attention to it. I still do not understand how it could not be better.

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 03:20

This movie is truly the best work of Hou Hsiao-hsien. Hou has done a good job of telling the story of a Chinese girl. She has portrayed the feelings of this girl's past, who's life changes in a big way after meeting a young Japanese man. It is a very difficult movie to tell the story of this kind of girl's life. It is a difficult movie to show this kind of girl's life. But this movie shows it very well. The director has done a great job of making a great movie. The movie is very touching. The scenes of this movie are very moving. It is a good movie to see.

Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 15:06

I can see why so many people find this movie horrible, but I can't see how anyone could find it anything less than outstanding. It's difficult to say why, because this is not a movie that will ever be appreciated by mainstream audiences. In some ways it does try to be artful, but it is in the form of a documentary. But I did find it fascinating in how it attempted to show us the impact of one event on the lives of its characters, even though it is a film about a subject that is not very familiar to most people. In fact, I think I have a pretty good idea of what it would have been like if it had been set in the Middle Ages. Although I feel that the time period in this movie is portrayed as just a backdrop to the lives of the people, I think that the time period does have a certain impact on the people that are depicted. What would have happened to the people in the film if they had lived during the Middle Ages? I think that this documentary style, combined with the strength of the performances, helps to make the movie seem more real, and more interesting. The cast is mostly young people, but there are also actors who are over 40 who I would describe as the middle-aged. I think that their acting helped to make the movie more realistic. The most impressive performance was by the young lady who plays Alatas, a young man that has seen a lot of the world and who struggles with his grief. He has only been married for six months, and I was very impressed by his portrayal of an older man. The use of silence during his speaking scenes was very effective, and I was actually surprised at how much the scene was effective. There was no spoken word, only facial expressions and gestures, and I thought that this helped the movie in several ways. It was not the best movie I have ever seen, but it was a very effective and interesting movie that I would recommend to anyone.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 16:29

The reason this movie is so compelling to watch is the incredible performance by Asmaa Haider, who plays the part of a female teenage girl in Iran who is sexually abused by her teacher. Her first rape scene is one of the most harrowing and powerful scenes I have ever seen. While this movie is not without its flaws, it is an absolute must see for anyone who cares about the treatment of women in this country. It is a must see for anyone who believes in equality.

Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 01:21

This film is about a young boy who lives in a migrant camp in Kenya. He has not been able to go to school for a long time, so he has to do some adult work. A rather experienced Sudanese woman helps him to get work, and teaches him to read and write. He works as a butcher, and eventually he becomes a handyman. He falls in love with a local girl, but his mother won't allow him to see her. He falls in love with a local girl, and the rest of the film is about her love for him. He learns to read and write and he eventually becomes a successful craftsman. This film is made in Kenya and it's definitely a "hoppy" film. The cinematography is good and the music is great. The performances are excellent. I particularly liked Aisha Bhatt as the young girl. She has a terrific voice. The father is played by a very young Liam Neeson, who I think is pretty good. The man in charge of the village is played by John C. Reilly, who is excellent. The director and the cinematographer deserve special recognition. I would recommend this film to people who are interested in African films. The film is about the life of a young boy in Africa.

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 06:53

I watched this movie with very high expectation. My first question was "Will it be a good movie?" and I was delighted. It was a strong, moving movie. The first half is full of emotions, so you know what will happen to the characters. But the second half changes the pace, and you can't get your mind on what's going on. You just have to watch it, and this movie will take you along the journey. It is a sad movie but it has been told to you with a nice touch. This movie is so different from most of the movies made in Hindi cinema. The dialogs are amazing and one can relate to many characters. This movie has been made by a lot of people and they have done a wonderful job. So, this movie deserves to be watched by everyone.

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 05:48

I saw this movie in France and found it much better than I expected. I was really surprised by the quiet emotion of the characters, especially that of the main character, played by actor Jean-Pierre Cassel. The acting of the others is also excellent, particularly that of our "princess" and of the "old man" played by the great Emile Hirsch. Even though this movie is not on the level of the great works of Elio Petri or the "Silence of the Lambs", it is still a very good movie with a good message. The ending was also good. I recommend it.

Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 05:35

I like this movie and would like to add it to my collection. When I started watching it, I thought I was in for a real flop. I was wrong. The film is about a small-town girl (Amber Bracken) who meets a stranger (Omar Sharif) at the beach and is drawn into his life. I was thinking, "This is just going to be another teen sex-film." It was not. This film was a lot more than that. I didn't expect much from it, but what I got was a good film that I would watch again. If you like the subject matter, you should really check it out.

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