Festival 2012

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Salaam Dunk (Salaam Dunk)

Special Screening

للترجمة العربية اضغط على

David Fine / Feature Documentary / Iraq, United States of America / 2011 / 83 min / Color / HDCAM
In Arabic, English, Kurdish / English, Arabic subtitles
Interests: Women, Sports, Social Issues
International Premiere
Rated: Suitable for all audiences

Screenings

  • Thu, Oct 27, 06:00 PM, KSH - 3
    Regular screening Tickets sales closed
  • Fri, Oct 28, 04:30 PM, CC - 2
    Regular screening Tickets sales closed

Synopsis

Set in Northern Iraq, “Salaam Dunk” is a documentary about basketball, the next generation of young Iraqi women, and the pain of losing those we love. For these young players, basketball is not just about winning; it represents a powerful source of pride and hopeful proof that Iraq will one day be known as more than a war zone.


BASKETBALL EXHIBITION GAME

As part of an ongoing campaign to engage audiences and promote cinema, DFI will be hosting a basketball competition on 26 October, at 5:30 PM. Players from the Iraqi film "Salaam Dunk" will demonstrate their skills on the court, competing against the Qatar Women's Basketball Club and Qatar Foundation's basketball team. The three individual matches will help raise awareness of Arab storytelling in the region and gather diverse members of the community. This event is free and open to the public.

Official Film Website

About the Director

David Fine has worked in the film and television industry as a Camera Operator, Editor and Post Production Supervisor. He co-founded Seedwell Creative Studios in 2007, and directs their commercial work. “Salaam Dunk” is his first feature film and he is developing another documentary and a feature narrative project slated to shoot in 2012.

Credits

Director
David Fine
Producer
Beau Lewis, San Saravan
Editor
David Fine
Music
Aziz Weysi, Rebwar Qaradakhie, Hawar Zahawi, Azad Zahawi, Jeff Kite
Cinematographer
San Saravan, David Fine
Distributor
Seedwell
Cast
Ryan Bubalo, Laylan, Safa, Enji, Ola, Gulan, Dea, Bnar, Mariem, Maryam, Bawan, Rawaz, Dashne, Dlo, Jwan, Nina, Sally, Beyan, Sham, Landa, Duna

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