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Great Film overall

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

I am very blessed and endowed the film Patricia Clarkson and Alexander Siddig and Mona HLA very But Cairo is not all this folly There are men Daigon women actually .. but not with so much not that way Liked so drama .. But since you Take a photo to the world a picture of Cairo .. Why not be honest image ?? He also has a lot of beautiful places in Cairo also Guise these crowded places Ala Egyptians also In the end I am very blessed movie. Blessed existence Cairo generally in Hollywood And it must be a representative of Egyptian origin It is capable of providing the image more amr Waked Khaled El Nabawi Khaled Abu Naga .. We have many actors in Hollywood

Juliette Grant (Patricia Clarkson) travels from America to Cairo to meet her husband Mark (Tom McCamus), who belongs to the high echelon of UN and is settling refugees in Gaza. On the arrival, Juliette is welcomed by Tareq Khalifa (Alexander Siddig), an Egyptian that had worked with Mark and now is retired. Mark has a problem in Gaza and can not come to Cairo, and the gentle Tareq invites Juliette to sail in the Nile and visit the pyramids. Juliette learns that she can not walk alone on the streets of Cairo since she is offensively harassed by the male locals, and she sightsees the city with Tareq. The proximity with her husband's friend and his attention to her make Juliette too attracted for Tareq. Will they have a love affair? "Cairo Time" is a delicate and sensitive romance about companionship evolving to romance for mature audiences. Immediately after watching this pleasant film, I said to myself: this is certainly a film directed by a woman… and I was right. The sensitiveness of the director and author Ruba Nadda is impressive."Cairo Time" has magnificent cinematography and locations and the underrated Patricia Clarkson is excellent and with a perfect chemistry with Alexander Siddig. The music score is very beautiful and the conclusion of the affair of Juliette and Tareq is stunning. My vote is eight.Title (Brazil): "Meus Dias no Cairo" ("My Days in Cairo")

A woman waits for her husband in Cairo. He meets a local, but nothing happens. The husband arrives. The End.Apparently you need to write 10 lines for a review to be considered, but nothing really happens in this film. Let's see what else I can talk about.It is very hot in Cairo in November. There are men only bars. Blonde women may be followed by local men. The pyramids seem to be at walking distance from central Cairo. No Egyptian wedding is complete without a dance.Oh, I know! NOTHING HAPPENS IN THIS FILM!

This is a great film, one of the best romances of the decade. It is very, very slow and measured, but you will not get bored. The romance builds at a slow but very constant rate. While many critics praise Clarkson's work in this film, and I agree she is wonderful and I am happy to see her in a starring role, I also felt Siddiq was just as good. The chemistry is powerful. The use of subtle body language, the occasional glance or stare, etc., are used so well to quietly relay the attraction to the viewer. I will draw your attention to the first time while walking together that Siddiq puts his hand on Clarkson's lower back. Another subtle scene is the expression on Clarkson's face when she touches the necklace Siddiq gave her. Those who are used to the spit-swapping, naked buttocks and grunting that pass for romance in most modern films will probably not like "Cairo Time." The sound-bite generation that probably never read a book written before 1900 and few, if any, books at all, will probably not like the slow pace of this great film.The cinematography is equally wonderful. The glimpse of Cairo portray the seething city as much more beautiful than most would imagine. Lastly, pay attention to the music. Juliette's theme (the piano music) adds so, so much to this film, and the Arabic music also adds a great dimension.This is not just a "chic flick", it is a wonderful romance; it is great cinema; I urge you to curl up with someone special and see it.