Best Arabic Movies Exploring Mental Illness

Best Arabic Movies Exploring Mental Illness

8 Arabic Movies That Explore Mental Illness

Step into the captivating world of Arabic cinema as it fearlessly tackles the complexities of mental illness. From side-splitting comedies to nail-biting suspense, these groundbreaking films dive deep into the human psyche.

Get ready for an enthralling journey as we unveil the best of Arabic movies, wherein entertainment and enlightenment intertwine.

Hata La Yatir Al Dokhan (1984)

Fahmi Abdel Hadi, an outstanding student at law school, has the best intentions and a pure heart. But when he can’t afford the cost of his mother’s medical treatment, and she dies, he gives up on idealism and exacts punishment on everyone who let him down.

The Blue Elephant (2014)

Yehia, a man who returns to his job at El-Abbaseya psychiatric hospital after five years, oversees the psychological condition of a criminal.

Bi Elm El Wossul (2019)

A new mother, Hala is left all alone when her husband goes to jail. Fighting against her depression – and her fear of rejection – she fights for his freedom.

Anakid Allu Ghz (2019)

A young girl who joins a mental health facility while investigating her sister's death.

Rima (2020)

A little girl has a talent for foreseeing events before they unfold. Will her skill turn out to be a curse or a blessing for those around her?

Maali Al Wazir (2002)

As the result of a misunderstanding, Ra'fat Rostumbecomes a minister. While hanging onto his office, he begins to experience terrible nightmares and begs his office manager to accompany him to the North Coast to stop the nightmares.

Ahmad Notirdam (2021)

The police are investigating a string of murders and kidnappings when a journalist discovers that the killer is infatuated with the concept of the Hunchback of Notre Dame. To find the killer, he pretends to be a similar character and assumes the name Ahmed Notre Dame.

Mesh Ana (2021)

When Hassan wakes up one morning without full control of his hands, he spends the next several days physically lashing out at friends, family, and members of the public, who refuse to believe his condition.Directed by Sarah Wafik

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