Irkalla: Gilgamesh's Dream (2026)
In a burning Baghdad, a homeless boy escapes into myth, seeking to resurrect his parents. As his friend is drawn into violence, Chum-Chum must save him, guided by the shadows of Gilgamesh and the Lamassu in a city that refuses to die.
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In a burning Baghdad, a homeless boy escapes into myth, seeking to resurrect his parents. As his friend is drawn into violence, Chum-Chum must save him, guided by the shadows of Gilgamesh and the Lamassu in a city that refuses to die.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mohamed Al Daradji, Karim Traïdia, Shahad Ameen, Falih Hassan Shamkhi
In Theaters:2/9/2026
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Iraqi Independent Film Center, Image Nation Studios, Humanfilm, Lionceau Films
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