COYOTES
Genre
Thriller and Suspense
Running time
20 minutes
Year
2025
Language
Arabic, Hebrew and English
Subtitle
English and Arabic
Country
Palestine, France, Jordan and United Kingdom
Director
Said Zagha
Bio
Producer
Myriam Sassine, Laura Jumel
Cast
Maria Zreik, Ali Suliman, Yumna Marwan
Scriptwriter
Said Zagha
A Palestinian surgeon drives home after a long night shift, but little does she know that a commute through a desolate West Bank road will change her forever.
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