Amour d'Enfants
| Amour d'Enfants | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Fares Khalil |
| Produced by | Fady Hachem Fares Khalil Charbel Khoueiry Elias Salameh Jessica Jalalaty Josef Kaluf |
| Written by | Fares Khalil Jessica Jalalaty |
| Starring | Elie Mitri Sarah Warde Fady Hachem Lisa Guiragossian Firas El-Hader Chris El-Jorr |
| Music by | Elie Zarka |
| Cinematography | Ghassan Haroun |
Running time | 107 minutes |
| Country | Lebanon |
| Language | Arabic |
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Amour d'Enfants, a film by Lebanese director Fares Khalil, is a 2008 Lebanese film. It is a romantic comedy dealing with Lebanese social issues.
Synopsis
The story is about a young man “Tony”, a 25-year-old agronomy graduate, who works in a coffee shop. He has a stunning girlfriend “Valerie” who works as a model. Carine, a 24-year-old actress and scenarist, is engaged to “Jean-Pierre” who works in a bank. “Tony” and “Carine” are both complete strangers until they meet for the first time in a park, in a rather unusual situation. A close friendship fires up between them while her engagement falls apart. On the surface, the story is direct and funny. However, this simplicity combined with the two main characters “Tony” and “Carine”(performed by Elie Mitri and Sarah Warde) add a distinct freshness and originality to the film. “Amour d’Enfants” describes the metamorphosis of a great friendship into an exceptional love.[1]
Cast and characters
- Elie Mitri as Tony Daccach
- Sarah Warde as Carine Kallas
- Fady Hachem as Karim Kallas a.k.a. Shekoush
- Lisa Guiragossian as Valerie Baboujian
- Firas El-Hader as Jean-Pierre Sawaya
- Chris El-Jorr as Tony’s Sister
Special Guests
- Majdi Machmouchi
- Amalia Abi-Saleh
- Aida Sabra
- Souha Kikano
- Antoine Hajal
- Abdo Bitar
- Latife Saade
- Zeina Farjallah
References
- ↑ amour d'enfants - website Archived 2008-04-20 at the Wayback Machine
External links
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