Sidse Babett Knudsen
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Amir El-Masry
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Kenneth Collard
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Lewis Gribben
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Grace Chilton
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Vikash Bhai
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Cameron Fulton
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Silvie Furneaux
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Kais Nashif
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Ola Orebiyi
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Kwabena Ansah
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Sidse Babett Knudsen | Amir El-Masry | Kenneth Collard | |||
Lewis Gribben | Grace Chilton | Vikash Bhai | |||
Cameron Fulton | Silvie Furneaux | Kais Nashif | |||
Ola Orebiyi | Kwabena Ansah |
Sidse Babett Knudsen | Amir El-Masry | ||
Kenneth Collard | Lewis Gribben | ||
Grace Chilton | Vikash Bhai | ||
Cameron Fulton | Silvie Furneaux | ||
Kais Nashif | Ola Orebiyi | ||
Kwabena Ansah |
Sharrock cites Elia Suleiman as an inspiration and here too we see a deep humanism behind the wry gaze and a desire to move beyond cross cultural narratives of simple reconciliation. Rising UK star Amir El-Masry impresses as Omar, one of four men in this ‘limbo’ together, who find a bond in the shared strangeness of their situation and distance from their own countries and families.