Prison Arabic in 50 Days
Synopsis
On Aug 16, 2013, Canadian filmmaker John Greyson and Palestinian-Canadian doctor Tarek Loubani were detained without charges in Cairo's Tora Prison. During their 50-day detention, John created these flash cards as a diary of their experiences. Following an international grassroots campaign, they were released on October 7, and returned to Canada on October 13. This video is dedicated to the many who spoke out for their release, and for the many who are still behind bars.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- John Greyson
- Original Title
- Prison Arabic in 50 Days
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic, English
- Runtime
- 5m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
John Greyson
Department Leadership Roster
John Greyson
Director
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What is Prison Arabic in 50 Days about?
On Aug 16, 2013, Canadian filmmaker John Greyson and Palestinian-Canadian doctor Tarek Loubani were detained without charges in Cairo's Tora Prison. During their 50-day detention, John created these flash cards as a diary of their experiences. Following an international grassroots campaign, they were released on October 7, and returned to Canada on October 13. This video is dedicated to the many who spoke out for their release, and for the many who are still behind bars.
Who directed Prison Arabic in 50 Days?
Prison Arabic in 50 Days was directed by John Greyson.
Who stars in Prison Arabic in 50 Days?
The principal cast of Prison Arabic in 50 Days includes Not specified.
When was Prison Arabic in 50 Days released and how long is it?
Prison Arabic in 50 Days was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 5m.