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Release Date:
April 9, 2009
Original Title:
عيد ميلاد ليلى
Alternate Titles:
Eid milad Laila
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
BrunBro Films
Cinema Production Center
Cinétéléfilms
Fortissimo Films
Sweetwater Pictures
Production Countries:
Netherlands | Palestinian Territory | Tunisia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 71
As Abu Laila is forced to leave his job as a judge and become a cab driver, he faces a hectic challenge when he's told by his wife to bring a gift and a cake for their daughter's seventh birthday, which proves to be a task more complicated than he expected.
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Assistant Camera:
Hanna Abu Saada
Associate Producer:
Dimitri de Clercq
Denis Wigman
Othmar Sweers
Nour Eddine Sail
Casting:
Areen Omari
Co-Producer:
Wouter Barendrecht
Michael J. Werner
Dialogue Editor:
Danny van Spreuwel
Director:
Rashid Masharawi
Director of Photography:
Tarek Ben Abdallah
Néstor Sanz
Editor:
Pascale Chavance
First Assistant Director:
Hanna Atallah
Hairdresser:
Moussa Ajamya
Line Producer:
Areen Omari
Location Manager:
Mourad Ismaël
Makeup Artist:
Manal Hilani
Mixing Engineer:
Wim Post
Original Music Composer:
Kaies Sellami
Post Production Supervisor:
Mark Dols
Post-Production Manager:
Marieke Brouwer
Producer:
Peter van Vogelpoel
Mohamed Habib Attia
Rashid Masharawi
Production Coordinator:
Hala Abu Sway
Production Manager:
May Ao'de
Screenplay:
Rashid Masharawi
Script Supervisor:
Georgina Asfour
Sound Designer:
Sander Houtman
Sound Engineer:
Issa J. Qumsyah
Sound Recordist:
Sami Bel Arbi
Sound Supervisor:
Wim Post
Special Effects:
Bashir Abu Rabi'a
Title Designer:
Joris Vos
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Mayssoun Sharqawi
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