This is such a great film on so many levels! I highly recommend it.

32 Foro Internacional de la Cineteca ... La 2a de hoy.

A striking follow-up to her 2007 international hit, Caramel, Nadine Labaki’s musical comedy Where Do We Go Now? offers a wildly creative take on the intractable religious conflict in Lebanon.

anyone seen this? it says limited release but sounds like it'd be good

you know a Arabic light funny movie is something we need

A group of Lebanese women try to ease religious tensions between Christians and Muslims in their village.

Looks like a good movie

Nice movie , just love it !

Saw this at Sundance around midnight!

A striking follow-up to her 2007 international hit, Caramel, Nadine Labaki’s musical comedy Where Do We Go Now? offers a wildly creative take on the intractable religious conflict in Lebanon.

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A striking follow-up to her 2007 international hit, Caramel, Nadine Labaki’s musical comedy Where Do We Go Now? offers a wildly creative take on the intractable religious conflict in Lebanon.

Fed up with mourning their husbands and sons, the women of a remote Lebanese village, where Christians and Muslims live side by side, concoct radically inventive schemes to prevent sectarian violence from further corrupting their loved ones. To quash interreligious conflicts, the women are not above sabotaging the village’s sole television, colluding with the priest and imam, nor enlisting a busload of sexy Ukrainian strippers to distract their men.

Through Labaki’s wonderfully insightful comic eye, Where Do We Go Now? confronts the hard truths of Lebanon’s fractured society, offering an alternate vision of transcendence and unity. Spirited musical sequences capture the magical qualities of this place and these people, illuminating the absurd nature of a war between brothers. #Sundanc...

saw Where Do We Go Now at TIFF. it won the Audience Choice. severe religious tension with lots of comic relief

Great choice well done people's #tiff11

Great film. Happy it won the people's choice award. #TIFF11

#TIFF11 Audience Choice winner screening