After a Revolution
Synopsis
This is the story of a brother and sister struggling to rebuild their lives after fighting on opposite sides of the Libyan revolution. Through one family's PTSD and quest for justice, from both sides of the conflict, we experience over the years the repercussions of intervention and the fragility of democracy.
Official Selection IDFA 2021 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 121 min
- Director
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Giovanni Buccomino
- Producer
- Naziha Arebi, Alessandro Carrolli
- Executive Producer
- Bob Moore, Maya Hawke, Jarreth Merz
- Editor
- James Scott
- Composer
- Michal Jacaszek
- Coproduction
- Bad Donkey Films and EiE Film production, in association with Eye Steel Film, with the support of Sundance Institute, Tribeca, Rai Cinema, Doha Film Institute, Field Of Vision, Mibac, San Francisco Film Fund and Piemonte
Categories
Production Status
Sales Company
EyeSteelFilm
7095 rue Marconi, Suite 201Montréal, Québec
Canada H2S 3K4
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