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PG12

SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN

Genre
Drama
Running time
15 minutes
Year
2023
Language
Arabic
Subtitle
English
Country
France, Egypt and Lebanon
Director
Dahlia Nemlich
Bio
Producer
Marine Vaillant, Muhammad Taymour
Cast
Siham Haddad, Dana Mikhail, Zaven Baaklini, Etienne Assal, Tamara Khoury
Scriptwriter
Dahlia Nemlich
After sixty years of marriage, Elias and Christiane live together without actually living with each other. Elias’s illness has forced him into a solitary world, while Christiane's obligations, responsibilities, and routines lock her in a lonely world of her own. Their love resides in their shared memories. As they delve into those stories from the past, they prepare for a final farewell with an attempt to reconnect one last time. They will find themselves in a world where time stands still, where the atmosphere is warm and the music from their first encounter resounds about them.

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