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Ashkal (2023)

Gênero : Drama, Thriller

Runtime : 1H 32M

Director : Youssef Chebbi

Sinopse

In the Gardens of Carthage, a district of Tunis initiated by the former Regime where construction stopped at the beginning of the Revolution, two cops, Fatma and Batal, find a burnt body in one of the lots. As construction slowly resumes, they start looking into this mysterious case. When the event repeats itself, the investigation takes a puzzling turn.

Atores

Fatma Oussaifi
Fatma Oussaifi
Fatma
Mohamed Grayaâ
Mohamed Grayaâ
Batal
Aymen Ben Hmida
Aymen Ben Hmida
Amir
Rami Harrabi
Rami Harrabi
L'homme à la capuche
Ghalia Jebali
Ghalia Jebali
Aya
Adel Monam Khemis
Adel Monam Khemis
Sami
Barrie Marleen
Barrie Marleen
Fanta
Oumaima Mehrzi
Oumaima Mehrzi
Lilia
Hichem Riahi
Hichem Riahi
Lassaad
Nabil Trabelsi
Nabil Trabelsi
Bouhlel Jilani

Tripulações

Youssef Chebbi
Youssef Chebbi
Director
Youssef Chebbi
Youssef Chebbi
Writer
Farès Ladjimi
Farès Ladjimi
Producer
François-Michel Allegrini
François-Michel Allegrini
Writer
Christophe Lafont
Christophe Lafont
Co-Producer
Aleš Pavlin
Aleš Pavlin
Co-Producer
Andrej Štritof
Andrej Štritof
Co-Producer
Thomas Kuratli
Thomas Kuratli
Music
Valentin Féron
Valentin Féron
Editor
Aymen Labidi
Aymen Labidi
Sound
Hazem Berrabah
Hazem Berrabah
Director of Photography
Haykal Bouhamed
Haykal Bouhamed
Key Grip
Théo Gonon
Théo Gonon
First Assistant Editor

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