A young girl living in a Palestinian refugee camp learns about her family's history through stories told by three previous generations of refugees.
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Title: The Tower (2018)
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6 nominations.
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| Mohammad Bakri | ... | Lutfi | |
| Aïssa Maïga | ... | Tante Hannan | |
| Mouna Hawa | |||
| Saleh Bakri | ... | Yehia | |
| Makram Khoury | |||
| Slimane Dazi | ... | Pigeon Boy | |
| Darina Al Joundi | ... | Lina | |
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Saïd Amadis | ... | Sidi |
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Hakim Faris | ||
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Lina Soualem | ... | Yassar |
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Bouraouïa Marzouk | ... | Rozette |
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Omar Yami | ... | Oncle Yehia |
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Pauline Ziade | ... | Wardi |
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Raymond Hosni | ... | Lutfi |
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A young girl living in a Palestinian refugee camp learns about her family's history through stories told by three previous generations of refugees.
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The director, Mats Grorud, worked for a year at the Burj el-Barajneh refugee camp and heard the refugees' stories, which he then used as a basis for this film's narrative. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Release Date:
30 November 2018 (Norway) See more »Also Known As:
Tårnet See more »Filming Locations:
Bourg-les-Valence, FranceEdit
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EUR2,135,880 (estimated)Company Credits
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Its a child's perspective of a problem created by grown ups. While the child is Palestinian, I dont find it to be biased, it simply portrays a reality that unfortunately many children have to live in. The real live stories are beautifully animated in stop motion and illustration, simply stunning.