67 Hours
67 ساعه
“Between grief and permission, time stands still.”
Synopsis
From the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, Laila sets out to cross the border into Syria to attend her father’s funeral. At one of the world’s most tightly controlled frontiers, grief collides with a system that traps her and her family in an endless state of waiting.
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Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$10
Filming & production cost
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Bilal Safadi
- Screenplay & Story
- Bilal Safadi, bosmat shapira
- Original Title
- 67 ساعه
- Country of Origin
- Israel
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Budget
- $10
- Production Studios
- Tel Aviv University Film & Television Department
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Bilal Safadi
Bilal Safadi, bosmat shapira
mlk al halabi
yara yahya
Department Leadership Roster
Bilal Safadi
Director
Bilal Safadi
Writer
bosmat shapira
Writer
mlk al halabi
Editor
yara yahya
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About 67 Hours
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What is 67 Hours about?
From the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, Laila sets out to cross the border into Syria to attend her father’s funeral. At one of the world’s most tightly controlled frontiers, grief collides with a system that traps her and her family in an endless state of waiting.
Who directed 67 Hours?
67 Hours was directed by Bilal Safadi.
Who stars in 67 Hours?
The principal cast of 67 Hours includes Mouna Hawa, Jameel Khoury, Adeeb Safadi, Joud Abusaleh.
When was 67 Hours released and how long is it?
67 Hours was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 18m.