STRAY BULLET
Winner of Muhr Arab / Feature /Best Film: George Hachem (Director)
Synopsis
<I>Set in Beirut during the summer of 1976, 'Stray Bullet' introduces us to Noha, a thirtysomething woman, who is about to be married. As relieved as her parents are, now the threat of spinsterhood has lifted, Noha realises that she has no feelings for her fiancé. To worsen the situation, a former lover of Noha's suddenly reappears, sending the lives of all involved into a dizzying freefall. As Noha's life descends into an emotional maelstrom the tension inside and outside the family ratchets up to breaking point. This poignant psychological story moves briskly through its core drama, propelled by a stand-out performance from Nadine Labaki as Noha, as well as a strong supporting cast. Director Georges Hachem cleverly juggles the parallel intimacy of the family drama with the wider picture of a city at war, capturing the close, tense atmosphere of wartime Beirut.</I>
Genre
Feature
Cast & Credits
- Director: George Hachem
- Producer: Georges Schoucair
- Scriptwriter: George Hachem
- Cinematographer: Muriel Aboulrouss
- Editor: Elias Chahine, Simon Habr
- Composer: Nadim Mishlawi
- Cast (in alphabetical order): Badih Abou Chakra, Hind Taher, Nadine Labaki, Rodrigue Sleiman, Takla Chamoun
Strong Language, Adult Themes and References 12+









