As I promised you yesterday, I was going to put up a summary of the Asmali Konan: Hayat movie. This explains the foggy ending of the series and how they left the audience hanging at Maram and Husam's departure. Well let us begin. But please know that I did not understand all of the events that were happening in the movie.In the beginning, the movie starts out with a vivid dream. The only problem is, I don't know who's dreaming it. Twisted events occur in this dream, Husam is hitting Maram, after Maram sees that Najla's son is also the son of Husam. Then Maram goes into a deep sleep and it was all so vivid, and surreal. Those are the best words to describe it.
After that, Maram is seen in the hospital, with her head all shaved and in a coma. The doctors see that the cancer is actually declining while she is in the coma, which is a source of happiness for the staff. Husam, however, is nowhere to be seen. Maram seems to be shot and her husband is suspected of this, because of his disappearance.
When that is explained, Husam is shown to be in a homeless gathering, his hair very long and dirty, and an overall different look than your used to. He's going crazy, shouting, and yelling and laughing. He seems like he doesn't remember anything at all of his past life.
After intensive searching and investigating in Husam's disappearance, they are able to find him. And what I mean by they is Alia Beik and Bakir, who were visiting Maram at the time. Just as he seemed, Husam doesn't know anyone and doesn't remember anything. So a psychologist helps him. But when he starts remembering, everything is backward. Maram is with Yamen, and Najla is Husam's wife. He hates Maram with all his heart for some reason I did not understand.
He starts imagining or actually living in the past of when they first came to New York for treatment. He remembers how much he loved Maram, and they're relationship during that short time. And finally he remembers that fateful night and the reason why Maram is in a coma. They were walking together late at night, when about three robbers approached them and threatened Husam with a gun, while they were hurting Maram. Husam tried to surprise the robber and take the gun away from him however it ends up firing at Manar. The robbers run and Maram collapses on the ground. Husam panics and goes out of his mind while he walks away. And that leads us to the present.
Shortly after, in the present, Maram wakes up from her coma and her cancer has declined to a point where it doesn't exist anymore. She is reunited with Husam, and there the movie ends!
So what do you think of it? I thought that they should have the ending of when Maram is reunited with the whole family in Turkey and her daughter, Hayat especially.
2 comments:
WOW! is all I can say. That was very unexpected, I didn't anticipate that at all!
I guess I'm glad that at least they didn't leave us hanging like that at the end of the series, but the contiunation seems a little strange. I don't really get all of it--so did Husam accidentally shoot Maram? And when she went into a coma then her cancer disappeared? And during that time Husam went psycho because of trauma and worry?
When Maram woke up (which was how long?), were they both really happy, or was there confusion/tension? Was it a happily-ever-after ending?
I also think they should have continued it further and shown the reunion with the rest of the family. then they could have ended it after clearing up questions, lol.
Eh, well it's better than nothing~ the ending was certianly original. I kind of like the idea of it but I still have a lot of questions. Maybe if they translate it from Turkish to Syrian I can watch it and get a better understanding, as you would too probably! So, what did you think of the ending yourself??
Anyhoo, for Ramadan I'm kind of watching that one show on Nile Drama; War of Spies, and also Kellam Alnaswan, and umm I'm thinking of tuning into Bab al Hara 4! How about you? What do you think you will be watching?? Ramadan is such a good time to be watching Arabic shows lol!
Also, have you read the book Israeli and Palestinian Voices by Cathy Sultan? Or Tragedy in South Lebanon? Ugh, while I was reading it I seriously was about to explode with anger at Israel, but well I couldn't because I was in class lol, but it really does a job of exposing the truth of them and offering different points of view. Maybe that can serve for a suggestion if you ever need any political ideas!
Anyways, keep up the great work--can't wait for your next blogs! Thanks so much for posting this otherwise I would have kept wondering about it for the rest of my life... :~P
--Lulu
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thanks for updating . nice work and effort .
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