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Teenage girls left to fend for themselves on the streets of Cairo are profiled in this documentary from Egyptian filmmaker Tahani Rached. In El-Banate Dol, orphaned and homeless girls share the grim f... read more
DVD Release Date: May 16, 2006
Stats: 210 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (210)
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March 6, 2012
David is great and the girls aren't bad actresses either, but it really has no point. just a movie for teen girls.
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December 17, 2010
Fell asleep watching . David Boreanez stars as a married man, who?s sleeping with the baby sitter, her friends find out & they add themselves to the mix. Taking turns and finally he?s had it & wants out. He devises a plan with a buddy of his that goes awry. The movie & the charac... read more
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February 21, 2008
this film was very amusing. sex, pot, and more sex. it was so funny. what kinda guy makes a schedule of three different girls to screw each night of the week? a horny. see this one.
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August 19, 2007
David is great and the girls aren't bad actresses either, but it really has no point. just a movie for teen girls.
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June 3, 2007
I actually liked this movie, it was kind of old school coming of age, but, with some odd twists. Plus, David Boreanaz was sexy, until the end. he does bad guy well. This wasnt prfect, but, it appealed to me
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April 17, 2007
hilarious!!!
although I found this a bit disturbing....but David is amazzingg....and it's a little risky...but a great movie. =] -
February 26, 2007
Ok..this movie was stupid beyond belief ,but let me just say that David Boreanaz is beyond DrOOL worthy!
Critic Reviews
A rousing documentary on the street children of Cairo, These Girls is an agonizing and uplifting depiction of street survival at its most daunting.
Can a yarn without credibility, can a comedy without laughs, can characters without a centre, can direction without discernment, add up to a movie? Full Review
Fun precisely because it allows its characters to have theirs. Full Review
This summer-fling comedy turns out to be as generic as its title suggests. Full Review
Director Tahani Rached's documentary These Girls exudes empathy and respect for its destitute Egyptian teenage subjects' plight. Full Review
You can't make a movie about the Boogey Man without showing him at least once.
Director John Hazlett imbues the film with all the style of a movie-of-the-week, something that's reflected in the routine, predictable storyline. Full Review
It has similar observational humour toward young life as past Canadian productions My American Cousin and New Waterford Girl.
What could have been a rather nasty dark comedy is a wildly funny satire on the art of seduction. Full Review
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