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The Box of Life (2002)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 1H 52M

Director : Ossama Mohammed

Synopsis

Three boys grow up in war torn Syria.

Actors

Mustafa Sbeih
Mustafa Sbeih
1st boy
Muhammad Hamad
Muhammad Hamad
2nd boy
Elias Ghannam
Elias Ghannam
3rd boy
Meerna Ghannam
Meerna Ghannam
Fairouza
Nihal Khateeb
Nihal Khateeb
Kubra
Ali Muhammad
Ali Muhammad
Akhdar
Rafeeq Subaiee
Rafeeq Subaiee
Akbar
Maha Saleh
Maha Saleh
Khadra

Crews

Ossama Mohammed
Ossama Mohammed
Director
Ossama Mohammed
Ossama Mohammed
Writer
Marcel Khalife
Marcel Khalife
Music
Elso Roque
Elso Roque
Director of Photography
Martine Barraqué
Martine Barraqué
Editor

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