Odd is a social satire about feeling inadequate in what one considers to be their home. Rather than imposing certain views on the audience, the film offers thought-provoking look at co-existence of Christian minority within largely Islamic society in Cairo as seen through the eyes of an individual.
Khaled El Nabawy
Adel Iskander
Naiera Atef
Adel's Wife
Mohamed Abd El Azim
Adel's Son
Samer El Minyawi
Caretaker
Sayed Ragab
Fayez
Khaled Bahgat
Mahmoud
Soha El Feky
Woman in the elevator
Ahmed Refaat
Man in the street #1
Ahmed El Kady
Man in the street #2
Odd is a social satire about feeling inadequate in what one considers to be their home. Rather than imposing certain views on the audience, the film offers thought-provoking look at co-existence of Christian minority within largely Islamic society in Cairo as seen through the eyes of an individual.
Seeking job opportunities, a young man arrives in Cairo and becomes increasingly involved with the family of a wealthy businessman.
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