Hideous Kinky part01

[alecsmith]

This has made me want to go to Morocco so much. It looks like such a interesting place.

I have spent a lot of time in Beirut, Lebanon and I think they must be quite similar.

[Jamelia378]

welll,where is part 2?

[viltukaz]

there's no part 2? :O

[TheSuburbanBase]

Great movie. Really strong performances.

[DanHadan]

Thanks for sharing this.

Quite a few kids went trough a similar upbringing. During the late sixties there was quite an expat community Essaouira, many of whom were Americans. By '72, however, when the events in this movie supposedly take place, that expat community had largely disbanded. By '72 many had gone on to Ibiza and Formentara. ... Quite a few of those kids felt much like the Bea and Lucy, in as far as they longed to be able to live a "regular" live to attend a school "back home."

;)

[alecsmith]

@DanHadan I felt like this when my parents took me to live in Beirut in 1996. I longed for the structure and normality I had when I was back in the UK and learning to read and write Arabic was so difficult but now I am in my late twenties, I often fantasize about living a life that is free of the restraints my western life now gives me. Mortgages, bills and a high cost of living. I still visit Beirut atleast once a year. It's amazing. My father lives there, although my Mum is in the UK. Thanks!

[DanHadan]

@alecsmith

In retrospect, & seeing how some of those kids evolved, the careers they undertook, it wasn't such a bad experience after all was it? At the very least I was hands on, practical cultural relativism, wasn't it? & it has allowed 4 insights that others can't really grasp. For my part I can only say that these kids grew up to become dedicated social workers, creative engineers, and that in may ways they do appear less stressed, more laid back, living a normal alternative life.

[amallozzi98]

To touriaification, I did live there for a year. My husband and son are both moroccan. If you are moroccan and talk about your county like that you should be ashamed of yourself. The moroccan people are wonderful! You are the one that sucks!

[FMEGAIIIOI]

a year after titanic! damn! different hair!

I cant forget her as rose! 13 years later... gosh.

[lovelymedlady1]

great story I watched that long time ago,nice that somebody install all movie,thanks:)Brave women,little crazy also;)

[csb1894]

YES!

This Is What I Need!

[BadASoul]

i love kate she is my favorite actress ^^ i like this movies it's so beautiful ^-^

[travpoet]

oh, i have to add my thanks, too! i've been looking for this!

[MsLipstickY]

Usually after reading the book the movie is not going to be that great.But not with this one. I've enjoyed it as much as the book! It's just fantastic.

[Lor3tta1]

thank you for postiiiing!!! :)

[oklahomaisok]

I want to buy the DVD but haven;t found it yet

[amallozzi98]

I have been looking for this film. I love morocco. I want to die there.

[touriaification]

@amallozzi98 you love morocco?have you ever lived there?the worst place to be, believe me if u knew moroccans as well as i do you would change ur opinion

[brinaz718]

@touriaification u cant say this and let people believe that all moroccans are bad. you probably had a bad experience and met the wrong people, which you can meet in every country in the world.

[tillyboos]

This was her first post-Titanic film wasn't it?

[FelicityKing]

Yes, it was.

[hautecouturechick]

OMG i hav to say ur amazzzzzzing :p iv been waiting fr this film thankyouuuu!!!xxxxxxxx

[crunkingirl]

OMG Thank you so much for uploading this....I have been searching everywhere for this. Thank you so much :)

[imagopl]

;) you're welcome