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A Comedian in a Syrian Tragedy (2019)
An intimate portrait of Syrian actor Fares Helou, who calls for freedom of speech, is forced out of his home country and experiences the absurdities of exiled existence, told by Syrian director Rami Farah, who films - and shares - his struggle.
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An intimate portrait of Syrian actor Fares Helou, who calls for freedom of speech, is forced out of his home country and experiences the absurdities of exiled existence, told by Syrian director Rami Farah, who films - and shares - his struggle.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rami Farah
In Theaters:11/23/2019
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:OSOR, Final Cut for Real, Shashat Multimedia Productions, Sant & Usant
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