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Screaming in a Bottomless Ocean (2020)

Genre : Drama, Mystery

Runtime : 15M

Director : Aly Diab

Synopsis

A couple living together in an apartment in the city face a hard decision after an ambiguous turn of events.

Actors

Christina Cavalcanti
Christina Cavalcanti
Leila
Georges Matar
Georges Matar
Jad

Crews

Aly Diab
Aly Diab
Director
Aly Diab
Aly Diab
Writer
Alex Meouchy
Alex Meouchy
Director of Photography
Afaf Steitieh
Afaf Steitieh
Art Direction
Afaf Steitieh
Afaf Steitieh
Assistant Director
Nour Annan
Nour Annan
Script Supervisor
Vera Beayni
Vera Beayni
Sound Engineer
Jad Abou Jaoude
Jad Abou Jaoude
Assistant Camera
Aly Diab
Aly Diab
Producer
Yara Banna
Yara Banna
Producer's Assistant
Aly Diab
Aly Diab
Editor
Hadi Afif
Hadi Afif
Set Photographer
Antonio Wehbe
Antonio Wehbe
Gaffer
Pierre Kamel
Pierre Kamel
Gaffer
Aly Diab
Aly Diab
Sound Mixer
Ahmad Seifeddine
Ahmad Seifeddine
Sound Designer
Alexander Saad
Alexander Saad
Sound Mixer
Marc Jamous
Marc Jamous
Colorist

Posters and backgrounds

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