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Synopsis
Alex and Julia grow closer as they work together, but signs of a dark secret in Julia's past start to emerge. Attracted and intrigued, Alex pursues her; the closer he gets, the more dangerous she seems to become. Alex's world comes crashing down when he learns that Julia's tip was bogus, that his story was false - making him partially responsible for the slaugther that ensued. Alex then faces the starkest choice of his life: leave Lebanon beaten, broken and humiliated or risk his life to discover the truth behind the web of lies. With danger lurking at every turn, Alex tries to right the wrong he committed and, in the process, finally becomes the reporter he set out to be. In a nail biting finale, Alex helps Julian overcome her own deadly dilemma, allowing both characters to find redemption amidst the rubble of the city.
Details
- Year
- 2004
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 103 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Ludi Boeken, Michael Alan Lerner
- Editor
- Suzanne Fenn
- Screenwriter
- Michael Alan Lerner
- Director of Photography
- Ivan Strasburg BSC
- Sound
- Faouzi Thabet
- Composer
- Justin Adams
- Principal cast
- Stephen Moyer, Anne Parillaud, Omid Djalili, Georges Siatides
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Raphael Films
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Sales Company
The Works, 4th Floor
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London
W1W 8QJ
UK
T +44 (0)20 7612 1080
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