Room to Rent

Year: 2000

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Khaled El Hagar

Comedy

Ali, a young Egyptian screenwriter in London, loves the city’s artistic freedom but struggles with money, an expiring visa and eviction. He moves into a shared flat with quirky roommates: Mark, a photographer; Linda, a blonde model who also impersonates Marilyn Monroe; and Miss Stevenson, who thinks Ali is the reincarnation of her dead Egyptian lover.

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