“Honeymoon” tops the trend... and Nour publishes pictures from the scenes

The movie “Honeymoon” topped the social networking sites as soon as Netflix released the movie on its platform on Monday, April 29, 2024, and it became available for viewing.

Egyptian star Nour Al-Ghandour published behind-the-scenes photos of her new movie, “A Month Like Honey,” on her Instagram account.

Heroes of the movie Honeymoon The film includes a group of stars, most notably Iyad Saleh and Rami Ali, starring the Egyptian artist Nour Al-Ghandour, the Kuwaiti artist Mahmoud Boushahri, the Kuwaiti blogger Asiya Al-Shammari, and Mahdi Boyz, produced by Jamal Sinan, directed by Elie Al-Samaan, and the film is written by the Egyptian screenwriter.

"Honeymoon" raises controversy “A Month Like Honey” had sparked controversy on social media because of the marriage of the hero, played by the Iranian artist Mahmoud Boushehri, to a girl, played by the artist Nour Al-Ghandour.

As time passes, he discovers that his wife is his breastfeeding sister, which some considered a promotion of incest, which sparked public anger, because it violated the teachings of the Islamic and Christian religions, and it became a trend immediately after it was shown on the Netflix platform.

Events of the movie Honeymoon The events of the movie “Honeymoon” revolve around a story full of funny and romantic situations of two people who find themselves forced to get married as quickly as possible. During the events of the movie, Nour’s friend Amal and her husband Wael intervene to arrange the young woman’s marriage to the serious and traditional businessman Hamad, without knowing that each of them has his own motive. To go through this experience, let the facts begin to become clear during the honeymoon.

Promotional poster Nour Al-Ghandour appeared in the promotional poster for the film, standing next to Mahmoud Boushahri in a reverse manner in a garden full of roses.

Nour Al-Ghandour wore a short pink satin, made of bright sequin fabric, and chose a simple hairstyle, as she raised it in the shape of a bun, and carried a bouquet of roses in her hand.