Miral
15/09/2010
Jerusalém, 1948. A caminho do trabalho, Hind Husseini depara-se com 55 crianças órfãs na rua. Ela leva-as para casa, para lhes dar comida e abrigo. Passados 6 meses, as 55 crianças passaram a ser quase 2000, e assim nasce o Instituto Dar Al-Tifel. Com 7 anos, Miral foi enviada para o instituto pelo seu pai após a morte da sua mãe. Educada na segurança deste instituto, ela é ingênua face aos problemas que a rodeiam. Agora já com 17 anos, é destacada para dar aulas num campo de refugiados onde desperta para a realidade da luta de seu povo. Quando Miral se apaixona pelo ativista político Hani, percebe que está dividida entre a luta pelo futuro do seu povo e a crença de Mama Hind, de que a educação é o caminho para a paz.
Informações do filme
Freida Pinto
as Miral
Hiam Abbass
as Hidi Husseini
Willem Dafoe
as Eddie
Vanessa Redgrave
as Bertha Spafford
Uri Gavriel
as Interrogating Officer
Alexander Siddig
as Jamal
Asma Al Shiukhy
as Woman Wrapping Body
Neemeh Khalil
as Woman Wrapping Body
Jameel Khoury
as Brother Amin
Basel Husseini
as Brother Khalid
Hanna Shammas
as Husseini Brother
Ibrahim Husseini
as Husseini Brother
Hazem Said
as Husseini Brother
Makram J. Khoury
as Governor Khatib
Wadeeka Khoury
as Hind's Mother
Virginia Amsis
as Young Girl at Christmas Party
Ansam Qupti
as Other Girl at Christmas Party
Fadi Shahen
as Musician at Christmas Party
Raed Said
as Musician at Christmas Party
Jamal Said
as Musician at Christmas Party
Mahmod Debh
as Musician at Christmas Party
Huda Al Imam
as Governor's Wife
Butros Copty
as Older Guest
Jude Amous
as Zeina
Abdallah El Akal
as Deir Yassin Boy
Miral Hasna
as Deir Yassin Girl
Murad Shaheen
as Dair Yassin Crying Child
Fatma El-Akel
as Deir Yassin Little Girl
Mahmud Abu-Jazi
as Teacher Mustafa
Najwa Mubarki
as Teacher Nawal
Amjad Barakat
as Hotel Director
Juliano Mer-Khamis
as Sheikh Saabah
Milad Matar
as Advisor
Uri Avrahami
as Israeli Adoption Officer
Yasmine Al Massri
as Nadia
Fatma Yahia
as Young Tamam
Shmil Ben Ari
as Stepfather
Salwa Nakkara
as Nadia's Mother
Rami Heuberger
as Belly Dance Club Customer
Dov Navon
as Yossi
Liron Levo
as Dan
Liat Ekta
as Wife on Bus
ربى بلال
as Fatima
Tsofit Shpan
as Woman Prisoner
Muaz Aljubeh
as Jordanian Soldier
Adel Abou Raya
as Hospital Official
Ana Akwai
as Maher
Uri Klauzner
as Ticket Man
Hai Maor
as Soldier in Cinema
Pini Mittelman
as Fatima's Judge
Sanaa Ali
as Hawwa
Hind Halabi
as Jamal's Mother
Saeed Gazzawi
as Wedding Sheik
Ziad Bakri
as Helmi
Yolanda El Karam
as Young Miral
Samar Qawasmi
as Little Leila
Sama Boullata
as Little Hadil
Sama Abu-Khadir
as Little Rania
Hala Kurd
as Little Aziza
Raja'i Khateeb
as Tourist Guide (as Rajaie Khateeb)
Rana Al Qawasmi
as Leila
Frida Elraheb
as Hadil
Muataz Welteadi
as Boy at Refugee
Mohammad Welteadi
as Rami - Kid at Class
עוז זהבי
as Soldier at Refugee Camp
Omar Metwally
as Hani
Iman Aoun
as Hani's Mother
Faten Khoury
as School Secretary
Adnan Tarabshi
as Hadil's Uncle
Rozeen Bisharat
as Yasmin
Shredi Jabarin
as Ali (as Shredy Jabarin)
Ashraf Farah
as Ashraf
Hanin Halabi
as Girl on Bus
Roy Gurai
as Soldier on Bus
דורון בן דוד
as Soldier on Bus
Zohar Shtrauss
as Arresting Policeman
Ruth Cats
as Torture Woman
Ami Weinberg
as Miral's Judge
Yoav Levi
as Miral's Prosecutor
Munther Fahmi
as Miral's Lawyer
Rawda
as Tamam
Doraid Liddawi
as Samir
Stella Schnabel
as Lisa
שרון אלכסנדר
as Lisa's Father
Firas Abo Alnor
as Soldier at Check Point
François Abou Salem
as DNA Doctor
Abed Zuabi
as Man at Funeral (as Abed Zua'bi)
Amit Bar-am
as Secret Police at Hotel
Ibrahim Firawi
as Secret Police at Hotel
Vito Schnabel
as Secret Police at Hotel
Lana Zreik
as Sara
François-Xavier Decraene
as French Client
Jawhara Baker
as Samar Hilal
Anis Nacrour
as Journalist at American Colony
Nina Burleigh
as Journalist at American Colony
Adham Abu Aqel
as Little Samir
Lana Abd Elhadi
as Teenage Tamam
Majd Hajjaj Rimawi
as Scholarship Girl
Hassan Taha
as Khaldoun
Loai Nofi
as Partier Abdallah (uncredited)
