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Release Date:
January 30, 2024
Original Title:
La Vierge à l'enfant
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Playtime Films
Polar Bear Films
Production Countries:
Belgium
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 80
Young Yazidi Kurd immigrant Avesta is seven months pregnant. Freshly escaped from the hellish underworld of ISIS, she has just one thought in mind: getting revenge on the man who forced her into slavery. When she arrives in Brussels, she locates and attacks members of his family in order to force him out of his ISIS-linked hiding and bring him before the courts. At the same time, Avesta finds sanctuary at a refugee centre in Brussels. Despite her post-traumatic mutism, she meets Yassemine, an interpreter of Kurdish origin who offers her support and tries to get her to talk. Yassemine helps Avesta take her first steps in Belgium and brings her to see Babette, a nurse in the city centre. The exam shows that her unborn baby is doing well, but horrible scars are revealed on Avesta's body.
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ADR Recordist:
David Gérain
Additional Grip:
Sébastien Rodriguez
Assistant Editor:
Steeven Jacquemin
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Juan-Carlos Salazar
Assistant Production Manager:
Célia Chow Yuen
Best Boy Electric:
Thaïs Play David
Casting:
Sebastiàn Moradiellos
Co-Producer:
Xavier Rombaut
Construction Coordinator:
Filip Heirwegh
Costume Assistant:
Louise Imbert
Costume Design:
Tine Deseure
Costume Supervisor:
Chloë Dilasser
Dialogue Editor:
Sabrina Calmels
Digital Compositor:
Arnaud Delbauve
Bryan Gossuin
Director:
Binevsa Berivan
Director of Photography:
Valentina Summa
Editor:
Yannick Leroy
Electrician:
Hugo Corson
Julien De Keukeleire
First Assistant Director:
Hélène Karenzo
Focus Puller:
Elvis Fontaine-Garant
Gaffer:
Lucas Sevrin
Location Scout:
Nicolas Jacob
Charlotte Zimmermann
Makeup Artist:
Sarah Guinand
Makeup Department Head:
Elodie Liénard
Original Music Composer:
Olivier Militon
Producer:
Isabel de la Serna
Matthieu Frances
Production Design:
Julien Dubourg
Production Manager:
Ben H. Pigeard-Benazera
Property Master:
Jérôme Konté Deloste
Screenplay:
Binevsa Berivan
David Lambert
Second Assistant Camera:
Pierre Adamczyk
Second Assistant Director:
Morgane Mingers
Set Decoration:
Alice De Vestele
Sound Designer:
Ludovic Van Pachterbeke
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Emmanuel de Boissieu
Stunt Coordinator:
Olivier Bisback
Third Assistant Director:
Juliette Talabard
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Thomas Duval
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