"CAIRO: A quarter century after the Camp David accord, a film released this week in Cairo shows that Egyptians' uneasiness over peace with Israel dies hard. Sharif Arafeh's "An Embassy in the Building" seeks to humorously depict the average Egyptian man's rejection of normalization with the Jewish state.
The plot centers around an Egyptian businessman and womanizer who, upon returning home after getting rich in the Gulf, finds to his horror that Israel has opened an embassy in his building.
Popular slapstick comedian Adel Imam is petrified when he discovers the Star of David-adorned flag floating above the balcony nearest to his flat overlooking the Nile.
The actual Israeli Embassy is located on the 18th floor of a similar building turned into a virtual bunker in Cairo's Giza neighborhood - a stone's throw from the University of Cairo, which is a stronghold of anti-Israeli sentiment."
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