Fikren yayachu
ፍቅሬን ያያችሁ
“"ፍቅሬን ያያችሁ? ፍለጋው እውነት ሲሆን።"(Have you seen my lover? When the search becomes reality.)”
Synopsis
"Fikren Yayachu" (ፍቅሬን ያያችሁ) featuring Mohamed Miftah is a modern Ethiopian romantic drama film that explores contemporary urban relationships in Addis Ababa. The narrative centers on intense romance, heartbreak, and emotional turmoil driven by societal pressures and misunderstandings. You can read more about Ethiopian films and related cinematic reviews online.
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Ethiopian Movie Trailer - 400 Fikir (400 ፍቅር) 2015
Type: Trailer • Published 2015-07-22
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Surafel Kidane
- Screenplay & Story
- Surafel Kidane
- Original Title
- ፍቅሬን ያያችሁ
- Spoken Languages
- Amharic
- Runtime
- 1h 43m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Surafel Kidane
Surafel Kidane
Mohammed Miftah
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Surafel Kidane
Director
Surafel Kidane
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Fikren yayachu
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What is Fikren yayachu about?
"Fikren Yayachu" (ፍቅሬን ያያችሁ) featuring Mohamed Miftah is a modern Ethiopian romantic drama film that explores contemporary urban relationships in Addis Ababa. The narrative centers on intense romance, heartbreak, and emotional turmoil driven by societal pressures and misunderstandings. You can read more about Ethiopian films and related cinematic reviews online.
Who directed Fikren yayachu?
Fikren yayachu was directed by Surafel Kidane.
Who stars in Fikren yayachu?
The principal cast of Fikren yayachu includes Mohammed Miftah, Ruth Araya, Engidasew Habte.
When was Fikren yayachu released and how long is it?
Fikren yayachu was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 43m.