The mistress of the house where Mehdia works, Madame Leila who is essayed by the divine Darina Al-Joundi, is not exactly evil, but she is suffocatingly strict. Mehdia lives in the midst of people who are not too pleasant.
It is perhaps this setting that gives a novel twist to their story with both discovering solace and beauty in each other amid the violence.Ĭlara Couturet stars as an Ethiopian working as a housekeeper for an elderly couple. ()Īhmed’s life has been hellish - hit by a shrapnel from a bomb in Syria, he flees to Beirut where things are no better. They indeed lead a dirty and difficult life in a Beirut wracked by bloody strife. The director weaves an intimate but hopeless romance between an Ethiopian migrant housekeeper, Mehdia (played with wonderful conviction by Clara Couturet), and a Syrian scrap metal collector, Ahmed (an interesting Ziad Jallad). VENICE: French Lebanese director and journalist Wissam Charaf’s latest outing at the Venice Film Festival “Dirty Difficult Dangerous” falls somewhere between comedy and tragedy. One of her main advocacies is to educate people about leading healthy lifestyles. She strives to be a role model to young girls in her community by encouraging kindness and modesty.Ī fitness coach, paddle board instructor, model and martial arts trainer, the 23-year-old is also studying web media.
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The 20-year-old is a professional fashion model and a local social media influencer. The half Filipino, half Bahraini 27-year-old is a presenter for a weekly show called “Emirates Draw.” She has been writing for digital publications and local brands, as well as modeling since she was 15 years old. A graduate in finance and banking, she is currently pursuing online classes to master her Arabic and English skills, as well psychology. The 24-year-old is trained in music, dance and taekwondo and is passionate about education. Having revealed her struggle with depression, she strives to advocate for discussing mental health issues more openly. Apart from winning deals for her theater work, she is also passionate about cosplaying and has founded “Project Hero,” with plans to visit children in special needs schools and hospitals.Ī former player in the Bahrain National Fencing team., the 25-year-old is a published writer and a well-known author of horror novels.
Her aim in life is to champion Bahraini culture, especially the women of her country.Īt 18, Yacoub is currently enrolled in Bahrain High School as a senior, where she has been serving as president of the Student Council. The 18-year-old, apart from being busy with beauty campaigns and fashion shoots, works with children with autism. 11 with the announcement of the final winner who will represent the country at the Miss Universe pageant next year, we're taking a look at the seven contestants who have made it to the finals.
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