Wadjda 2013 Watch Full Movie in HD

Reem Abdullah

Waad Mohammed

Abdullrahman Al Gohani

Mother

Played by: Reem Abdullah

Wadjda

Played by: Waad Mohammed

Abdullah

Played by: Abdullrahman Al Gohani

Ms. Hussa

Played by: Ahd

Father

Played by: Sultan Al Assaf

Fatin

Played by: Alanoud Sajini

Fatima

Played by: Rafa Al Sanea

Salma

Played by: Dana Abdullilah

Noura

Played by: Rehab Ahmed

Leila

Played by: Sara Aljaber

Turner Classic Movies Online

Filmmaker Haifaa Al Mansour uses the simple story as our entry into a complex culture and a pointed perspective on how women are treated in Saudi society ...

April 03, 2014

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Seattle Times

"Wadjda" earns extra points just for being what it is. Who knew that, in a country that famously frowns on women driving cars, some are even allowed to make movies?

October 17, 2013

Jerusalem Post

A cinematic gem, Wadjda is a movie that combines pointed political and social commentary, wonderful performances and an extraordinarily charming young heroine you can root for.

March 22, 2016

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Boston Globe

More than a critique of Saudi society, "Wadjda" offers a character with universal resonance and appeal.

October 03, 2013

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Movie Mezzanine

There are important films and there are good films, and the two do not necessarily always overlap. Wadjda is both important and very, very good.

April 08, 2014

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Reel Film Reviews

...a well-intentioned yet terminally uneven endeavor...

August 10, 2014

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3AW

A warm, winning, restless film...Beautiful, modestly progressive and heartfelt, with a wonderful, brash central performance from first-timer Waad Mohammed.

March 21, 2014

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ABC Radio Brisbane

This is a film to be admired for both its on-screen and off-screen story.

March 28, 2014

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Denver Post

In Saudi filmmaker Haifaa al-Mansour's winsome wonder Wadjda, a young girl's aspirations provide an intimate glimpse into the possibilities and limitations of a cloaked culture.

October 04, 2013

Washington Post

The most radical and cheering message of Wadjda is that a change isn't just possible, but inevitable.

December 10, 2013

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

This delightful debut feature by a Saudi woman named Haifaa Al-Mansour uses a bicycle as a metaphor for freedom within a social circumference.

October 17, 2013

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Detroit News

A sweet little film about the human spirit, about want and energy and determination against unfair odds.

October 11, 2013

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