Tracing Addai
Synopsis
In 2013 Addai joins a salafistic group in Syria. The encounter of Addai's mother with Ilias, a homecomer from Syria, gives rise to invidual fragments, by means of which the story of the son and comrade can be traced.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
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Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Esther Niemeier
- Screenplay & Story
- Britta Strampe, Sarah-Christin Peter, Esther Niemeier
- Original Score
- Robert Pilgram
- Original Title
- Tracing Addai
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 30m
- Production Studios
- Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Esther Niemeier
Britta Strampe, Sarah-Christin Peter, Esther Niemeier
Robert Pilgram
Sarah-Christin Peter
Britta Strampe
Department Leadership Roster
Britta Strampe
Writer
Sarah-Christin Peter
Writer
Lili Avar
Costume Design
Esther Niemeier
Writer
Britta Strampe
Producer
Sarah-Christin Peter
Editor
Max-Josef Schönborn
Production Design
Esther Niemeier
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tracing Addai
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Tracing Addai about?
In 2013 Addai joins a salafistic group in Syria. The encounter of Addai's mother with Ilias, a homecomer from Syria, gives rise to invidual fragments, by means of which the story of the son and comrade can be traced.
Who directed Tracing Addai?
Tracing Addai was directed by Esther Niemeier.
Who stars in Tracing Addai?
The principal cast of Tracing Addai includes Benito Bause, Kais Setti.
When was Tracing Addai released and how long is it?
Tracing Addai was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 30m.
Who composed the musical score for Tracing Addai?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Tracing Addai was composed by Robert Pilgram.