The phrase 'who cares' is completely suitable to the attitude of Sam who comes through various levels of life. Mostly, the bitter taste of Sam's life is a common thing, were he breaks up with love, his wish to go Europe etc. but there lies a hidden (but not much hidden) factor encircled with the political atrocities around Syria. Sam is also a victim but he is not bothered. He seems botherless in any of his badness befalls on him. He behave like childish, comic and somehow what we early said 'who cares' manner. He let his body for art work. He seems to be a property. But the money offers him doesn't allow him to think about the valueless of his body apart from the self of his inner mind. He seems cool and always put a happy smile on his face. He is not bothered about the marriage of his girlfriend. But at last everything swirls back in favor of Sam. Loosely based on a true event the film goes smoothly providing lots to laugh. Sam done by Yaheya Moheni was blazed with his performance.
Review of The Man Who Sold His Skin
