The Nile Hilton Incident is a political thriller following a murder at the Nile Hilton Hotel in Cairo during the Egyptian Revolution in January 2011.
The movie pulls off both the political elements as well as the more cinematic mysteriousness without being too much of either.
The acting is first class, especially Fares Fares, who probably smoked enough cigarettes to keep Marlboro in business forever. His character is not only interesting, well written and dynamic, but most of the struggle is internal. It's a very restrained act and he does it perfectly. Fares Fares is a legitimately good physical performer, not just here but in general.
The lack of musical score is an interesting choice. It's only used during big character moments and adds a sense of importance to those scenes.
The Nile Hilton Incident is veritable, competently shot and professionally acted.
The movie pulls off both the political elements as well as the more cinematic mysteriousness without being too much of either.
The acting is first class, especially Fares Fares, who probably smoked enough cigarettes to keep Marlboro in business forever. His character is not only interesting, well written and dynamic, but most of the struggle is internal. It's a very restrained act and he does it perfectly. Fares Fares is a legitimately good physical performer, not just here but in general.
The lack of musical score is an interesting choice. It's only used during big character moments and adds a sense of importance to those scenes.
The Nile Hilton Incident is veritable, competently shot and professionally acted.