Death Drinks Green Tea
When Death herself knocks on his front door, Rami, self-condemned romantic and aspiring actor marked by failure, is forced to confront everything he has neglected in his life, within the depths of his psyche, in Limbo.
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When Death herself knocks on his front door, Rami, self-condemned romantic and aspiring actor marked by failure, is forced to confront everything he has neglected in his life, within the depths of his psyche, in Limbo.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Samir Moukheiber
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Samir Moukheiber
Director
Tristan Dagher
Rami
Kristen
Death
Christie Balboul
Nadia
Malak Al Amine Nohra
Jane
Mark Achkouty
Casting Director
Leana Labban
Wardrobe Stylist
Rita Maria Farah
Makeup Artist
Guy Kassis
Narrator (Voice)
Youmna Gebara
Casting Director (Voice)
Sirène Adalian
Crew Extra #1
Maria Abou Nader
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