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Dekan Cave Massacre

Synopsis

In 1969, the peaceful village of Dekan in the Qasrok district, located 95 kilometers east of Duhok, fell victim to a ruthless attack by the Ba'ath regime. Amidst the chaos, the villagers sought refuge in a nearby cave. As the conflict escalated, the Iraqi armed forces launched a relentless assault on the area. The ensuing violence and bombings shattered the tranquility of Dekan, leaving its inhabitants in a desperate struggle for survival.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nabaz Ahmed
Screenplay & Story
Horen Ghareeb
Original Title
Dekan Cave Massacre
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
42m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nabaz Ahmed

Screenplay & Story

Horen Ghareeb

Producers

Horen Ghareeb

Department Leadership Roster

Nabaz Ahmed

Director

Horen Ghareeb

Writer

Horen Ghareeb

Producer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dekan Cave Massacre

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

What is Dekan Cave Massacre about?

In 1969, the peaceful village of Dekan in the Qasrok district, located 95 kilometers east of Duhok, fell victim to a ruthless attack by the Ba'ath regime. Amidst the chaos, the villagers sought refuge in a nearby cave. As the conflict escalated, the Iraqi armed forces launched a relentless assault on the area. The ensuing violence and bombings shattered the tranquility of Dekan, leaving its inhabitants in a desperate struggle for survival.

Who directed Dekan Cave Massacre?

Dekan Cave Massacre was directed by Nabaz Ahmed.

Who stars in Dekan Cave Massacre?

The principal cast of Dekan Cave Massacre includes Friederike Graf, Friederike Graf, San Salar.

When was Dekan Cave Massacre released and how long is it?

Dekan Cave Massacre was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 42m.