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Capernaum is a libanais film of genre Drama directed by Nadine Labaki released in USA on 14 december 2018 with Zain al-Rafeea
Capernaum (2018)
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Add to a movie listCapharnaüm est un film dramatique américano-franco-libanais écrit et réalisé par Nadine Labaki, sorti en 2018.
Le film est en sélection officielle au Festival de Cannes 2018. Trois fois primé, il reçoit le prix du jury, le prix du jury œcuménique et le prix de la citoyenneté. Capharnaüm est ensuite sélectionné pour représenter le Liban à l'Oscar du meilleur film en langue étrangère.
Synopsis
L'histoire raconte la vie d'un « enfant des rues », le jeune Zain, qui vit d'expédients dans un quartier misérable de Beyrouth avec sa famille. Le garçon livre les commandes de ses voisins, essaie de soutirer quelques pièces aux automobilistes, aide sa mère à trafiquer des médicaments stupéfiants. Au cours d'une fugue, il rencontre Rahil, une immigrée éthiopienne sans papiers et son bébé Yonas ; en l'absence de Rahil, le préadolescent s'occupe comme un frère du tout jeune Éthiopien qui, autrement, serait mort de faim.Actors
Zain al-Rafeea
(Zain, le garçon des rues)
Nadine Labaki
(Nadine)
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