This photo released by Netflix shows characters from the Arabic-language version of the Italian film “Perfect Strangers,” about friends who agree to share their incoming calls, voice and text messages with each other over a dinner party, leading to a series of revelations that test their marriages and friendships. The film’s release has led to a widespread debate in some Arabic-speaking societies, such as Egypt, where some have denounced it as a threat to family and religious values while others praised and defended it.(Rudy Bou Chebel/Netflix via AP)
CAIRO (AP) — A Lebanese father tells his teenage daughter she is free to choose whether to have sex with her boyfriend despite his reservations.
An Egyptian wife discreetly slips off her black, lacy underwear from under her clothes before heading out for dinner, and it’s not her husband she’s trying to tantalize.
