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Tit for Tat
(Maysa) Delegate to one of the advertising agencies, competes with another agency, the Oscar agency, which works (Salah Fouad), and each of them trying to win advertising campaigns illegally, Salah (Fouad) organizes an advertising campaign for a fake commodity called Fankouche, and requests ( Salah Fouad) from Dr. (Ayoub) to invent any material by this name for marketing, Maysa go to the laboratory of Dr. (Ayoub), and meet (Fouad) as Dr. (Ayoub) and fall in love.
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Plot Summary
A young boy, Timmy, is deeply affected by his parents' separation and begins to act out, including bullying his classmates. He struggles with feelings of anger and abandonment, leading to conflicts at school and at home. The film explores Timmy's emotional journey as he grapples with these challenges and begins to understand the consequences of his actions.
Critical Reception
Tit for Tat was a well-received short film, particularly noted for its sensitive portrayal of a child dealing with parental divorce. It was recognized for its educational value and its ability to resonate with young audiences and their families. The film aimed to address complex emotional issues in an accessible and relatable manner.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its mature handling of a child's emotional struggles.
Appreciated for its relevance to family dynamics and childhood challenges.
Seen as an effective tool for discussing divorce with children.
Google audience: While specific Google user reviews for this older short film are scarce, general audience reception indicates appreciation for its touching portrayal of a child's perspective on divorce and its impactful storytelling.
Awards & Accolades
Won a Bronze Plaque at the Columbus International Film + Video Festival.
Fun Fact
The film was produced by the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) and was part of their efforts to create family-friendly educational content.
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