43ª Mostra
  • Films
  • Director
  • Editorials
  • Tribute
  • Jury
  • Interviews
  • News and Events
  • Mostra Journal
  • Podcast
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • III Fórum Mostra
  • Cinema Alemão: por Mariette Rissenbeek
  • Restorations
  • Staff Members
  • Acknowledgments
Versão Português
VignettePoster
  • 43ª MOSTRA
  • Films
  • Director
  • Editorials
  • Tribute
  • Jury
  • Interviews
  • News and Events
  • Mostra Journal
  • Podcast
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • III Fórum Mostra
  • Cinema Alemão: por Mariette Rissenbeek
  • Restorations
  • Staff Members
  • Acknowledgments
  • Info
  • General Info
  • Find the Theathers
  • Mostra Central
  • Press
  • Tickets
  • Partnerships
  • Apoiadores
  • Roteiro Gastronômico
  • Hospedagem
  • Instituições
  • ABMIC
  • Books
  • DVDs
  • Archive

43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA

info@mostra.org

X

Captain Abu Raed

Captain Abu Raed
Direction
AMIN MATALQA
Screenplay
Amin Matalqa
Cinematography
Reinhart Peschke
Music
Austin Wintory
Cast
Nadim Sawalha, Rana Sultan, Hussein Al-Sous, Udey Al-Qiddissi, Ghandi Saber, Dina Ra’ad-Yaghnam
Producer
Nadine Toukan, Kenneth Kokin, Laith Al-Majali
Edition(s)
32ª

Captain Abu Raed

Captain Abu Raed
  • |
  • 110 minutos
  • |
  • color, 35mm
  • |
  • 2007
Jordan

Compartilhar
Tweet


Abu Raed is a lonely janitor at Amman’ International Airport. Never having realized his dreams of seeing the world, he experiences it vicariously through books and brief encounters with travellers. Finding a discarded Captain’ hat in the trash at work one day, he is followed by a neighbourhood boy who spots him wearing it as he walks home. The next morning he wakes up to find a group of neighbourhood children at his door, believing him to be an airline pilot. And thus the friendship begins. Happy for the company and attention, he takes the children to colorful places around the world through his fictional stories and inspires them to believe in their own ambitions. Meanwhile, Abu Raed’ friendship with Nour, a real female pilot, begins to grow as she deals with her own set of pressures from life in modern Amman. Captain Abu Raed is the story of everyday people intersecting across social boundaries. It is a story of dreams, friendship, forgiveness, and sacrifice.

SCHEDULE



BUY TICKETS

AMIN MATALQA

Before getting his MFA in Directing from the American Film Institute, Amin Matalqa took a journey to reunite with his childhood dream of making movies. He grew up in Jordan until he was 13, then immigrated to the US with his family and spent the next 14 years in Ohio. With a Business degree from Ohio State University, he decided one day to follow his heart and start over by moving to Los Angeles. There, he made 25 short films while writing screenplays before bringing together a multi-national cast and crew to make his first feature film, Captain Abu Raed.
43ª MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA
  • ABMIC
  • Books
  • DVDs
  • Archive
  • 43ª MOSTRA
  • Films
  • Director
  • Editorials
  • Tribute
  • Jury
  • Interviews
  • News and Events
  • Mostra Journal
  • Podcast
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • III Fórum Mostra
  • Cinema Alemão: por Mariette Rissenbeek
  • Restorations
  • Staff Members
  • Acknowledgments
  • Info
  • General Info
  • Find the Theathers
  • Mostra Central
  • Press
  • Tickets
  • Partnerships
  • Apoiadores
  • Roteiro Gastronômico
  • Hospedagem
  • Instituições

 

Lei de Incentivo
Proac

Patrocínio Master 

Itaú

Patrocínio 

SPCINE
São Paulo Capital da Cultura
Cidade de São Paulo
Sabesp
BRDE
FSA
Ancine

Parceria 

Sesc
CPFL Energia

Apoio 

Projeto Paradiso
Imprensa Oficial
Governo do Estado de São Paulo

Copatrocínio 

Petra

Colaboração 

Masp
Renaissance
Prefeitura de São Paulo
Auditório Ibirapuera
Itaú Cultural
Jazz Sinfônica
TV Cultura
Instituto CPFL
Conjunto Nacional
Casal Garcia
Velox Tickets

Transportadora Oficial 

Audi

Promoção 

Folha
Canal Curta TV
Rádio CBN
Telecine
Globo Filmes
TV Cultura
Arte1

Realização 

Mostra
ABMIC
Secretaria Especial da Cultura
Ministério da Cidadania
Pátria Amada Brasil
ABMIC - Associação Brasileira Mostra Internacional de Cinema © 2019