Cannes 2022 Rebel Review

Cannes 2022: REBEL Review

An ISIS tale told partially as a musical?!

by Jason Gorber | May 28, 2022, 1:46 pm

Adil & Bilall craft a remarkable tale about recruitment, subtly diving into some murky morality in this absolutely terrific film from Cannes 2022.

Head here for more from Cannes 2022.

Aboubakr Bensaihi Fouad Hajji • Adil & Bilall • Adil El Arbi • Ala Riani • Bilall Fallah • cannes • Cannes 2022 • Cannes Film Festival • Cannes review • Festival de Cannes • film • Kamal Moummad • Lubna Azabal • Nadeem Rimawi • Nassim Rachi • Rebel • Rebel review • Tara Abboud

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