Lesh Sabreen?
Lesh Sabreen?
Credits
Title: Lesh Sabreen?
Original Title: Lesh Sabreen?
Language versions: Arabic original version; Arabic with English, French or Spanish subtitles
Country: Palestine
Year: 2009
Length: 20 min
Color: Color
Director: Muayad Alayan
Screenplay: Muayad Alayan, Rami Musa Alayan
Cinematography: Christian Bruno
Sound: Ayman Alayan
Music: Charlie Rishmawi
Featuring: Mahmood Alayan, Tariq Alayan, Iman Aoun, Kamel El Basha, Riyad Ideis, Osama Jibat, Pamela Kelly, Mohammad Othman, Humam Subhi, Hanin Tarabiya
Production: Palcine Productions
World Sales: mec film
Festivals: 2009: Cork Film Festival (IE), La Cittadella Del Corto film Festival (IT), Ismailia International Documentary and Short Film Festival (EG)
Awards: 2009: Best International Film - Youth Jury Award - Cork Film Festival (IE), Special Jury Mention - La Cittadella Del Corto film Festival (IT), Special Jury Mention - Ismailia International Documentary and Short Film Festival (EG)
Age Recommendation: 12
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