An Emirati couple return home from a trip and discover that their new apartment has been built on a site that is home to some malevolent beings.
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| Razane Jammal | ... | Salama | |
| Khalid Laith | ... | Khalid | |
| Aiysha Hart | ... | Sarah | |
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Abdullah Al Junaibi | ... | Nasser |
| Carol Abboud | ... | Zaynab | |
| May Calamawy | ... | Aisha (as May El Calamawy) | |
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Militzia Radmilovic | ... | Umm Al Duwais |
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Kristina Coker | ... | Umm Al Duwais |
| Ahd | ... | Um Al Duwais (voice) | |
| Paul Luebke | ... | Bobby | |
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Saoud Al Kaabi | ... | Mubarak |
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Ahmed Abdullah | ... | Saeed |
| Malik McCall | ... | Sammy | |
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Ghaleb El Saadi | ... | Hashim |
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Marwan Al Kaabi | ... | Young Father |
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An Emirati couple return home from a trip and discover that their new apartment has been built on a site that is home to some malevolent beings.
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Release Date:
31 October 2013 (United Arab Emirates) See more »Also Known As:
Cin See more »Filming Locations:
Ras Al-Khaimah, United Arab EmiratesEdit
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$5,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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The lead male character in the film is named Khalid which means "eternal." The actor who plays him shares the same name. The name of the female lead is Salama which means "peace." See more »Connections
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The only reason I give it 4 is because I like both Aiysha Hart and Razane Jammal. Both did the best they could with a poor script and shoddy directing. As for 'horror'?, I didn't see any. Not even remotely. Just a lot of disjointed scenes, no atmosphere, no chemistry, nothing to talk about. I enjoyed Aiysha Hart in her scenes, speaking Arabic; those were high points of the film for me. poor Razane looked at sea most of the time. Shame. Could have been a much better film with more effort from the director, imagination and maybe even a bigger budget...? Most of the story was predictable. There was little emotional content even around the theme of the dead baby. There was no atmosphere to connect the so called 'horror' to any emotional response by the actors. All very disconnected.Worth watching for the Arabic language scenes.