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good ''horror'' film, realistic, about woman being abused

As a Tunisian citizen, Am proud and afraid to admit this is astonishingly realistic.

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Kaouther Ben Hania, Ghanem Zrelli, and Mariam Al Ferjani at an event for Beauty and the Dogs (2017)

Mariam Al Ferjani at an event for Beauty and the Dogs (2017)

Ghanem Zrelli at an event for Beauty and the Dogs (2017)

Ghanem Zrelli and Mariam Al Ferjani in Beauty and the Dogs (2017)

Mariam Al Ferjani

Ghanem Zrelli

Noomen Hamda

Kaouther Ben Hania

Meriem Ben Mohamed

Ava Djamshidi

A college student seeks help after a brutal assault but faces a bureaucratic nightmare when she reveals that her perpetrators are police officers.

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good &apos;&apos;horror&apos;&apos; film, realistic, about woman being abused

I saw most of it on TV. It&apos;s about the struggles of a woman who was abused one night and tries to get justice, but shows how corrupt the system is. And how frightening it is, especially in a poor 3rd world country. It lacks the feminist propaganda nonsense, and it&apos;s quite realistic in my opinion. Definitely a must watch for young girls who don&apos;t value their own safety and go alone during the night, thinking that nothing can happen to them. And there&apos;s TONS of such girls.

I hope I didn&apos;t give out too much spoiler/information about the movie

American horror movies are 1/10 crap compared to this. They&apos;re worthless.

When Mariam, a young Tunisian woman, is raped by police officers after leaving a party, she is propelled into a harrowing night in which she must fight for her rights even though justice lies on the side of her tormentors. Employing impressive cinematic techniques and anchored by a tour-de-force performance from newcomer Mariam Al Ferjani, Kaouther Ben Hania&apos;s BEAUTY AND THE DOGS tells an urgent, unapologetic, and important story head-on. A rare, startling film from a female Tunisian director, it&apos;s a striking critique on a repressive society and a forcefully feminist rallying cry.

Beauty and the Dogs - Official U.S. Trailer

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I saw most of it on TV. It's about the struggles of a woman who was abused one night and tries to get justice, but shows how corrupt the system is. And how frightening it is, especially in a poor 3rd world country. It lacks the feminist propaganda nonsense, and it's quite realistic in my opinion. Definitely a must watch for young girls who don't value their own safety and go alone during the night, thinking that nothing can happen to them. And there's TONS of such girls.

I hope I didn't give out too much spoiler/information about the movie

American horror movies are 1/10 crap compared to this. They're worthless.

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