Conversations at Home with Jodie Foster & Tahar Rahim of THE MAURITANIAN

[@patrickstevenson9775]

Tahar Rahim needs to win the Oscar for best actor for this, he is mesmerizing!

[@valerieharris2395]

Tahar Rahim, in 2 films - NetFlix' "The Serpent" and "The Mauritanian" - has blown my mind with portrayals of real-life people. What a great actor. I think I just found a new all-time favorite!! Jodie Foster is as good as it gets!

[@michaelmilkadecastro4909]

was brought here after watching The Serpent - The Serpent is intense!

[@jackhampton7657]

man just saw the movie today. wonderful movie and performance of tahar was absolutely amazing. big fan of him from prophet. You got a fan in Bronx.

[@lalybou8774]

Tahar Rahim, Jodie Foster !!!! La crème de la crème !!!! Un film que je ne raterai pas !

[@LeCrenn]

Love the way she says do the preparation and then trust that it's done, so you can be spontaneous when the camera rolls. Good advice.

[@paulbismuth10]

I am happy for Tahar. Such a great actor.

[@MaxiGenferei]

Lol le pseudo...

[@mattdevereux5940]

tahar is acclaimed in france already. But its wonderful to see him appreciated for two mesmeric performances this year. What a wonderful actor, his performance in the serpent was just unbelievable.seeing him opposite a performer as good as foster will be a treat

[@aryastargirl5593]

Hes such an outstanding actor. Had never heard of him before the serpent but it was a great introduction to his talent. I cany wait to see what he does.

[@exittored]

Tahar Rahim is odds on to win Best Actor in 2021 imo for his performance in this film.

[@mattbernabe]

I think his performance is better than Chadwick Boseman.

[@hamikham5529]

He didn't even get nominated for Oscars

[@valerieharris2395]

@@hamikham5529 Make it nominated for the serpent

[@maazkalim]

He can only be eligible for next year's Academy Awards®.

[@targlife2979]

Yes Tahar! Congrats on the golden globe nom.

[@Little_Lion_Cubs]

Amazing interviewer: he asked several questions I had for both great actors.

[@sallieusesay6113]

Thanks so much for this.

[@WeAreFootball2]

I really liked it. The casting was spot on. The dialogue was great. I don't understand America's insistence on using British actors to play Americans but whatever. The story is fascinating and disturbing and kept me enthralled the whole way through. Well worth a watch.

[@Iris-CreativePro]

Thank you!

[@nancykane8680]

I am definitely want to see this movie, Mauritanian. .

[@mehdisekkouh4032]

Well done for the performance

[@MrBibi86]

*Great movie. a real eye opener and it doesn't hurt that Tahar is hot*

[@maazkalim]

Enjoyed this conversation. Too bad that they didn't use the words "torturers", if not ‘rapists’ more often. Let alone state-terrorists.

[@mitch8120]

Ah oui lourd

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

Both can spoke French, In Algeria, Morocco old generation can spoke French, and many young too, but in decade, Morocco and Algeria will replace English and French will be colonial language and must be remove, in sub-sahara french are be respect because sub-sahara don have writing script except arabic script and french civilized them, give them tech, modern building, latin script, french, goverment, money system, and free from slave and tribal war, and wearing western cloth, withhout aninaml skin, example zulu, today no more mud hut. but european style modern and advance. that why Mali. Niger, central africa republic, togo, cameroon, love French, and french proud of it because french langauge become major language.