Khalil

This film takes the growth experience of the prayer leader Khalid in his youth and his struggle after hearing of Jackson's death as the thread, set in Egypt more than 20 years ago, and uses the conflicts between Islam and Western culture in education, life, and various other aspects as the background. It successfully depicts how a little boy who was not good at talking grew up

A highly sought-after director fell in love with a handsome young man he met by chance at first sight. When he turned his male companion into a new star on the screen, he also fell into an abyss from which there was no escape. The film reinterprets Reiner Werner Fassbinder's "Bertina's Tears", a master of the German New Wave, and changes the gender of the protagonist from female in Fassbinder's own image