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Behind the Mask (2023)

ジャンル : ドキュメンタリー

上映時間 : 30分

演出 : Håvard Bustnes

シノプシス

Survivor Abduweli flees a Chinese Uyghur internment camp to Norway. Now, heading to Germany to confront a past torturer, his daughter’s panic attack forces a choice: exposing Uyghur genocide for the world, or shielding his family from painful memories.

出演

Abduweli Ayup
Abduweli Ayup
Himself
"Mr. Wang Leizhan"
The officer
Mirigul Mosa Ayup
Mirigul Mosa Ayup
Herself
Mesude Ayup
Mesude Ayup
Herself
Uyghuriye Ayup
Uyghuriye Ayup
Herself
Gheyret Ømernijaz
Gheyret Ømernijaz
Himself

製作陣

Håvard Bustnes
Håvard Bustnes
Director
Håvard Bustnes
Håvard Bustnes
Producer
Anders Teigen
Anders Teigen
Editor
Łukasz Zamaro
Łukasz Zamaro
Cinematography
Henrik Schefte
Henrik Schefte
Assistant Director
Kristoffer Lo
Kristoffer Lo
Music
Didrik Bråthen
Didrik Bråthen
Colorist
Håkon Lammetun
Håkon Lammetun
Sound Designer
Alen Grujic
Alen Grujic
Graphic Designer
Simon Nyqvist
Simon Nyqvist
Sound Engineer
Håkon Lammetun
Håkon Lammetun
Sound Mixer
Enwer Erdem
Enwer Erdem
Translator
Ilham Hemdulla
Ilham Hemdulla
Translator
Muhlis Ibrahim
Muhlis Ibrahim
Translator
Abduweli Ayup
Abduweli Ayup
Transcriptions
Enwer Erdem
Enwer Erdem
Transcriptions
Dilraba Azat
Dilraba Azat
Transcriptions
Stig Enoksen
Stig Enoksen
Accountant
Rita Enoksen
Rita Enoksen
Accountant
Håvard Bustnes
Håvard Bustnes
Writer

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