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The Strangers’ Case

Genre:
Drama, Thriller
Year:
2024
Duration:
97 minutes
Rating:
16+
Screenplay: Brandt Andersen
Cast: Yasmine Al Massri, Yahya Mahayni, Omar Sy, Ziad Bakri, Constantine Markoulakis, Jason Beghe
Cinematography: Jonathan Sela
Editing: Jeff Seibenick
Production: Philistine Films, The Reel Foundation
Awards: Amnesty International Film Award – Berlinale – Berlin, Germany – 2024
Début Status: Arab Première
Synopsis

A doctor and her daughter are forced to make a difficult decision that will forever change their lives. A soldier reevaluates his own humanity after witnessing heinous crimes committed in service of the Syrian regime. A smuggler in Turkey tries to make ends meet for his son. In an effort to afford their own escape, he charges refugees steep prices to escape to Greece via inflatable life rafts. A poet and his family barter for space on an overcrowded boat bound for Greece. A Greek coastguard captain spends his days and nights rescuing sinking lifeboats full of migrants, constantly haunted by those he couldn't save.

Director’s biography

Brandt Andersen is an activist and artist. In November 2023, he joined the Jordanian Airforce on humanitarian aid drops over Gaza. In 2019, Andersen visited and filmed hospitals outside of Aleppo, Syria with CanDo. Andersen has organized film camps for refugees in Jordan and Turkey on behalf of CARE. He has visited and filmed the living conditions in refugee camps in Jordan, Greece, Italy, and Turkey with the UNHCR.

Andersen has produced over 30 films. His directorial debut “Refugee” was shortlisted for an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short in 2020.

Screening Date & Time

July 9, 2024
6:00 pm
Rainbow Theatre

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