Berlin Beirut
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| Berlin Beirut | |
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| Directed by | Myrna Maakaron |
| Produced by | Susann Schimk Jörg Trentmann |
| Written by | Myrna Maakaron |
| Starring | Maria Toma Myrna Maakaron Philippe Farhat Rhoda Fromme Richard Farhat Sami Cheikha Sven Philipp Tamara Cheikha Tatiana Smatt Cheikha Thomas Chacra Victor del Castillo Zeina Bassil |
| Music by | Frank Maakaron |
| Cinematography | Jutta Tränkle |
| Distributed by | Kurz Film Agentur Hamburg |
| Release date(s) | 2004 |
| Running time | 23 min |
| Country |  Lebanon Germany |
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Berlin Beirut is a 2004 German Lebanese short film by the Lebanese director Myrna Maakaron.
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[edit] Synopsis
Beirut is written with six letters. Berlin as well. Berlin and Beirut were occupied, destructed, divided, reconstructed and today people still say “East and West“ in both cities. Through the whole film, Berlin and Beirut become one city. One space. A space where you share the weight of the past and the lightness of life with Myrna and her stories, adventures and memories.
[edit] Cast and Characters
- Maria Toma as Girl in the Subway
- Myrna Maakaron as Herself
- Philippe Farhat as Children
- Richard Farhat as Children
- Rhoda Fromme as Girl with a Flute
- Sami Cheikha as Children
- Sven Philipp as German Man
- Tamara Cheikha as Children
- Tatiana Smatt Cheikha as Women on Balcony
- Thomas Chacra as Children
- Victor del Castillo as Cellist
- Zeina Bassil as Women on Balcony
[edit] Awards
- Winner of the BERLIN TODAY AWARD 2004[1].
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