Klephty

Synopsis

Klephty (كليفتي) is a compelling Egyptian drama directed by Sherif Arafa, featuring Bassem Samra in a significant role. Set against a backdrop of social and political challenges, the film explores themes of justice, loyalty, and the struggle between personal morality and societal expectations. The narrative delves into the life of characters grappling with corruption and the pursuit of truth, presenting a gripping storyline infused with strong emotional and cultural undertones. The film’s suspenseful atmosphere and intense character development offer a poignant reflection on human resilience and ethical dilemmas within a complex social fabric.

Cast

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  Bassem Samra

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  Rolla Mahmoud

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  Khairy Beshara

  Bar Owner

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  Sanaa Younes

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  Ahmed Kamal

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  Mohamed Abd El Azim

Reviews

Klephty has received mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.7/10, indicating generally favorable responses. Reviewers have praised the film for its strong performances, particularly highlighting Bassem Samra’s nuanced portrayal that brings depth to his character. The direction by Sherif Arafa is noted for effectively creating a tense and immersive narrative that maintains audience engagement throughout. However, some critics have pointed out pacing issues and a storyline that may feel dense or challenging to follow for viewers unfamiliar with the socio-political context. The film’s cinematography and authentic portrayal of Egyptian culture have been commended, enhancing its atmospheric impact. While not a mainstream crowd-pleaser, Klephty is appreciated for its ambitious storytelling and meaningful themes, with some reviewers calling it "a thoughtful exploration of morality amidst chaos" and praising its "raw emotional resonance." It remains a noteworthy example of Egyptian cinema in the early 2000s, contributing valuable perspectives on social commentary.

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