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PG15

FIZR

Genre
Dark Comedy
Running time
13 minutes
Year
2024
Language
Arabic
Subtitle
English
Country
Lebanon
Director
Rani Nasr
Bio
Producer
Rouba Noureddine
Cast
Saad Al Kadiri, Chaker Abu Abdalla
Scriptwriter
Rani Nasr

SHOWTIME

Wed 11. Dec
Culture Square - Cinema 4
4:30 PM - 5:54 PM
Price: 40 SAR

*By purchasing this ticket, you can enjoy watching the screening of the entire package of the Red Sea: Shorts Competition 5 films:

Thu 12. Dec
Culture Square - Cinema 5
3:15 PM - 4:39 PM
Price: 40 SAR

*By purchasing this ticket, you can enjoy watching the screening of the entire package of the Red Sea: Shorts Competition 5 films:

Issam is on the run. When the town mayor shot his cat, he fought back in a violent episode that has brought the anger of the villagers on his head, forcing him to flee to the next valley. His friend Raafat eventually finds him there, hiding out in an abandoned cabin. They leave, Issam raging against the injustice done to him by the tyrannical mayor while the older Raafat remonstrates with him, urging him to keep quiet. He knows, however, that Issam will never stay silent in the face of tyranny. It is up to Raafat to choose between his friend and his own political survival.

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