Classic Lebanese Bellydancer from film Safar Barlik

Wonderful clip from Lebanese film Safar Barlik (The Exile) 1966.
The film stars Fairouz and was written by the Rabani brothers. According to IMDB.com the story is that of a Lebanese village who rebel against the Ottoman occupation

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• belly
• dance
• classic
• lebanese
• film
• Safar
• Barlik
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• Exile
• Rabani
• brothers

[caro2486]

@yasoda10

lol idiot this is a lebanese movie talking about the turkish barbaric occupation in lebanon

they are acting like if they are turkish soldiers

afterall turks are barbaric no? go and brag about your own islamic conquests instead of steeling lebanese great civilization

i think the source of islamic terrorism is turkey and saoudi arabia

the day the world gets rid of both countries

the world will live in peace

[rabbout]

@yasoda10

as you can clearly read in the description of this video, it's a taken from a Lebanese movie

if you see aliens in a movie, does it mean that the film was made by aliens?

[yasoda10]

tHIS MOVIE IS TURKISH

[Earthsoul22]

i agree

[nanlisa]

I call belly dancing the Middle Eastern Hula. And do you know why? Because the movements are similar to those of the Hawaiian hula and the Tahitian tamure: you know, the swaying of the hips, the butt, the hand movements, and the type of costume the dancer wears.

[echosdusk]

It's interesting how the ruffled and seemingly scruffy extra bits of skirt(?) work with her motions to give the illusion almost that perhaps her hips are completely separate from her body, which puts enthasis on them. Interesting indeed...