Selfie Zein
Synopsis
Zein is a young woman from Bethlehem, determined to pray at the Al-Aqsa mosque after Trump’s announcement recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. While her 8.8-kilometer trip may seem short, her journey is disruptive, laden with obstacles. Challenges like the separation wall, security checkpoints, and the very nature of trying to live as a free woman in these circumstances stand between her and her goal. With just one change of clothes, Zein’s strength inspires her to get creative with her appearance in an attempt to overcome the many hurdles that lie ahead, and defeat her oppressors.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Amira Diab
- Original Title
- Selfie Zein
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 11m
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What is Selfie Zein about?
Zein is a young woman from Bethlehem, determined to pray at the Al-Aqsa mosque after Trump’s announcement recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. While her 8.8-kilometer trip may seem short, her journey is disruptive, laden with obstacles. Challenges like the separation wall, security checkpoints, and the very nature of trying to live as a free woman in these circumstances stand between her and her goal. With just one change of clothes, Zein’s strength inspires her to get creative with her appearance in an attempt to overcome the many hurdles that lie ahead, and defeat her oppressors.
Who directed Selfie Zein?
Selfie Zein was directed by Amira Diab.
Who stars in Selfie Zein?
The principal cast of Selfie Zein includes Maria Zriek, Amer Hlehel.
When was Selfie Zein released and how long is it?
Selfie Zein was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 11m.