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Ελληνικός Τίτλος - If the movie is from Greece else fill the English title
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Σκηνοθέτης - Director
Driss Roukhe
Παραγωγός - Producer
Adam majdoul
Χώρα / Χώρες Παραγωγής - Country of Production
Morocco
Έτος Παραγωγής της Ταινίας - Year of Production of the Film
Διάρκεια σε λεπτά- Duration in minutes
125
Πρεμιέρα στο Φεστιβάλ (συμμετοχή για το βραβείο Πρεμιέρας)
No
Πρώτη Προβολή στο Φεστιβάλ - Film Premiere
No
Γλώσσα / Γλώσσες Διαλόγων - Language / Languages Dialogues
Arabic
Γλώσσα / Γλώσσες Υποτίτλων - Subtitle Languages
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Φωτογραφία Σκηνοθέτη - Directors Photo
Συντελεστές - Movie Credits Actors,photography,sound etc
Driss Roukhe
Director
Driss Roukhe
Writer
Adnane Mohejja
Writer
Adam majdoul
Producer
Mouna Rmiki
Key Cast
"Rania "
Adnane Mohejja
Key Cast
"Halim "
Driss Roukhe
Key Cast
"Driss "
Abderahim elmaniari
Key Cast
"Layachi "
Fatimazahra benacer
Key Cast
"Maria l’infirmière "
Director
Driss Roukhe
Writer
Adnane Mohejja
Writer
Adam majdoul
Producer
Mouna Rmiki
Key Cast
"Rania "
Adnane Mohejja
Key Cast
"Halim "
Driss Roukhe
Key Cast
"Driss "
Abderahim elmaniari
Key Cast
"Layachi "
Fatimazahra benacer
Key Cast
"Maria l’infirmière "
Περίληψη στα (Αγγλικά) μέχρι 100 λέξεις - Summary (English) up to 100 words: Και οι Ελληνικές ταινίες να εχουν περίληψη στα Ελληνιικά και Αγγλικά
Ranya, a young woman who finds herself in the middle of a conspiracy, she has been "programmed" and manipulated by members of a mysterious organization to serve as a lab rat in an experiment carried out by this organization for a very specific purpose. A whole protocol was set up to shape her and create the desired character.
Stripped of her life and souvenirs, with a confused memory and a suffocating present, Ranya decides to set off in search of her real life. A life lost in a plot to rule the world through the conditioning of high-ranking personalities. A well-crafted scheme to monitor, govern and rule.
Stripped of her life and souvenirs, with a confused memory and a suffocating present, Ranya decides to set off in search of her real life. A life lost in a plot to rule the world through the conditioning of high-ranking personalities. A well-crafted scheme to monitor, govern and rule.
Βιογραφικό (Ελληνικά) μέχρι 100 λέξεις - Curriculum Vitae (English) up to 100 words
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Βιογραφικό (Αγγλικά) μέχρι 100 λέξεις - Curriculum Vitae (English) up to 100 words: Και για τους Ελληνες Σκηνοθέτες
Born in Meknes in 1968, in an underprivileged family, Driss Roukhe studied theater at the Institut supérieur d'art dramatique et d'animation culturelle (ISADAC) in Rabat from 1990 to 1994. On tour in Strasbourg with the play Le Collier des Ruses (The Necklace of Guiles)[1], he made a name for himself and won a scholarship to study at the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique (CNSAD) in Paris, from which he graduated in 1995. He then travelled to Jordan and Egypt to sharpen his acting craft, making a detour through Sweden at the Angered Theatre in Gothenburg, then the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, and performed at the El Garage Theatre in Alexandria [2].
In Morocco, with his troupe from the Théâtre des Sept (Theatre of Seven), he staged his own plays: Aouicha, about the persecution of journalists, Figurines de Papier (Paper Dolls), about the arbitrary nature of local power, The Last Dance, about adultery, and Callgirls, about prostitution [3].
Since the mid-1990s, Driss Roukhe has appeared in numerous Moroccan and international films. In his own country, he acted in Mohamed Ismaïl's Et Après? (What Then?), Nour-Eddine Lakhmari's Le Regard (The Gaze) and Casanegra, Hamid Bénani's L'Enfant Cheikh (The Infant Sheikh), Driss Mrini's Aïda and Youssef Britel's La Marche Verte (The Green March). He shoots for French directors such as Laurent Heynemann, Jean-Jacques Annaud and Philippe Haïm, as well as for German director Michael Dreher’s La Double Vie de Daniel Shore (The Double Life of Daniel Shore). Also an actor in American productions, he partnered, among others, with George Clooney in Syriana, Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in Babel and Matt Damon in Green Zone.
In Morocco, with his troupe from the Théâtre des Sept (Theatre of Seven), he staged his own plays: Aouicha, about the persecution of journalists, Figurines de Papier (Paper Dolls), about the arbitrary nature of local power, The Last Dance, about adultery, and Callgirls, about prostitution [3].
Since the mid-1990s, Driss Roukhe has appeared in numerous Moroccan and international films. In his own country, he acted in Mohamed Ismaïl's Et Après? (What Then?), Nour-Eddine Lakhmari's Le Regard (The Gaze) and Casanegra, Hamid Bénani's L'Enfant Cheikh (The Infant Sheikh), Driss Mrini's Aïda and Youssef Britel's La Marche Verte (The Green March). He shoots for French directors such as Laurent Heynemann, Jean-Jacques Annaud and Philippe Haïm, as well as for German director Michael Dreher’s La Double Vie de Daniel Shore (The Double Life of Daniel Shore). Also an actor in American productions, he partnered, among others, with George Clooney in Syriana, Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in Babel and Matt Damon in Green Zone.
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