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Synopsis

Every one can make a film about refugees but do you think the refugees can make movies about themselves? It's about the Syrians , Palestinians , Africans and the refugees from around the world lives in Germany specially in Berlin and we can see from the beginning of the movie they are traveling to Paris by bus for tourism as they said to the camera , and we found during the time passes they are going to Paris for political issues ,

Details

Year
2018
Type of project
Features
Running time
120 mins
Format
4K
Director
Ahmed Hamed 1st Feature
Producer
Ahmed Hamed
Editor
Ahmed Hamed
Director of Photography
Ahmed Hamed
Sound
Ahmed Hamed
Composer
Beethoven - Für Elise / On Cello -Sarah Joy / Guitar – Lai / Violin & Piano – OST / Trance – Andromt / Cold – Gorge Mandez / Opus – Eric Pryds / Dance of the Soul – James Asher / L'Indifference - Cafe Accordion Orchestra .
Staring
Belal El Lawah - Essa Sharaf - Mohamed Hajj - Mohamed Abo Kazem - Ahmed El Doory - Noaman El Dabagh - Marwan Hayder - Nedal Amouna - Mohamed El Refay

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