Young Arabs

Verzio FF Submission “Young Arabs” takes viewers inside an elite preparatory school in the heart of Cairo, Egypt. The film offers a quiet encounter with a collection of students as they reflect on God, America, terrorism, marriage, the Middle East, and more. Despite being founded and still managed b...

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Other Authors: Graziano, Michael, Park, E. Joong-eun
Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Language:English
Published: Documentary Educational Resources 2008
United States
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:1dbbf4f1-ca16-46a5-8b77-0d20f6899b0c
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author2 Graziano, Michael
Park, E. Joong-eun
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Park, E. Joong-eun
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dateSpan 2008
description Verzio FF Submission “Young Arabs” takes viewers inside an elite preparatory school in the heart of Cairo, Egypt. The film offers a quiet encounter with a collection of students as they reflect on God, America, terrorism, marriage, the Middle East, and more. Despite being founded and still managed by French-trained Jesuit priests, the students and faculty of this all-boys school are roughly 60% Muslim and 40% Christian. By virtue of their lineage, moreover, these young men are expected to help lead the Middle East into a new and uncertain world - a fact that, along with the socioeconomic and religious complexion of the school, gives their views particular significance.
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title Young Arabs
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