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The virgin and child

La Vierge à l'enfant

Synopsis

Young Yazidi Kurd immigrant Avesta is seven months pregnant. Freshly escaped from the hellish underworld of ISIS, she has just one thought in mind: getting revenge on the man who forced her into slavery. When she arrives in Brussels, she locates and attacks members of his family in order to force him out of his ISIS-linked hiding and bring him before the courts. At the same time, Avesta finds sanctuary at a refugee centre in Brussels. Despite her post-traumatic mutism, she meets Yassemine, an interpreter of Kurdish origin who offers her support and tries to get her to talk. Yassemine helps Avesta take her first steps in Belgium and brings her to see Babette, a nurse in the city centre. The exam shows that her unborn baby is doing well, but horrible scars are revealed on Avesta's body.

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Trailers, Teasers & Extra Featurettes

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La vierge à l'enfant - trailer | Officiële selectie Filmfestival Oostende 2024

Type: Trailer • Published 2024-01-30

Financials & Box Office Performance

Released

Production Budget

$1.6M

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Binevsa Berivan
Screenplay & Story
Binevsa Berivan, David Lambert
Original Score
Olivier Militon
Original Title
La Vierge à l'enfant
Country of Origin
Belgium
Spoken Languages
Arabic, Dutch, English, French, Kurdish
Runtime
1h 20m
Production Budget
$1.6M
Production Studios
Playtime Films, Polar Bear Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Binevsa Berivan

Screenplay & Story

Binevsa Berivan, David Lambert

Original Score & Music

Olivier Militon

Director of Photography

Valentina Summa

Film Editing

Yannick Leroy

Producers

Isabel de la Serna, Matthieu Frances

Department Leadership Roster

Binevsa Berivan

Director

Binevsa Berivan

Screenplay

David Lambert

David Lambert

Screenplay

Valentina Summa

Director of Photography

Isabel de la Serna

Producer

Matthieu Frances

Producer

Olivier Militon

Original Music Composer

Yannick Leroy

Editor

Julien Dubourg

Production Design

Tine Deseure

Costume Design

Thomas Duval

Visual Effects Supervisor

Olivier Bisback

Stunt Coordinator

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Frequently Asked Questions About The virgin and child

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The virgin and child about?

Young Yazidi Kurd immigrant Avesta is seven months pregnant. Freshly escaped from the hellish underworld of ISIS, she has just one thought in mind: getting revenge on the man who forced her into slavery. When she arrives in Brussels, she locates and attacks members of his family in order to force him out of his ISIS-linked hiding and bring him before the courts. At the same time, Avesta finds sanctuary at a refugee centre in Brussels. Despite her post-traumatic mutism, she meets Yassemine, an interpreter of Kurdish origin who offers her support and tries to get her to talk. Yassemine helps Avesta take her first steps in Belgium and brings her to see Babette, a nurse in the city centre. The exam shows that her unborn baby is doing well, but horrible scars are revealed on Avesta's body.

Who directed The virgin and child?

The virgin and child was directed by Binevsa Berivan.

Who stars in The virgin and child?

The principal cast of The virgin and child includes Hêvîn Tekin, Laëtitia Eïdo, Barbara Sarafian, Flonja Kodheli, Isabelle De Hertogh.

When was The virgin and child released and how long is it?

The virgin and child was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.

Who composed the musical score for The virgin and child?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The virgin and child was composed by Olivier Militon.