The British comedy East is East (original title: East Is East) draws its comedy from the conflict between the Western and Pakistani-Muslim tradition. Damien O'donnell directed it in 1999
The focus is the British family Khan, who lives in a small English town in 1971. His father, George, is from Pakistan, a Muslim and married for 25 years with Ella, a British woman of Irish descent. His father, George, origin is from Pakistan, a Muslim and for 25 years with Ella, a British woman of Irish, married. They have seven children, six sons and one daughter. ( Nazir, Abdul, Maneer, Tariq, Saleem, Sajid and Mennah) Conflicts in the family soon become clear, because George wants to preserve the traditions of its home country, while his children want to live according to the British culture. Conflicts in the family soon become clear, because George wants to preserve the traditions of its home country, while his children want to live according to the British culture.
The focus is the British family Khan, who lives in a small English town in 1971. His father, George, is from Pakistan, a Muslim and married for 25 years with Ella, a British woman of Irish descent. His father, George, origin is from Pakistan, a Muslim and for 25 years with Ella, a British woman of Irish, married. They have seven children, six sons and one daughter. ( Nazir, Abdul, Maneer, Tariq, Saleem, Sajid and Mennah) Conflicts in the family soon become clear, because George wants to preserve the traditions of its home country, while his children want to live according to the British culture. Conflicts in the family soon become clear, because George wants to preserve the traditions of its home country, while his children want to live according to the British culture.
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