How Big is Your Love (Kedach Ethabni)
Arab Feature Competition
Fatma Zohra Zamoum / Feature Narrative / Algeria, Morocco / 2011 / 98 min / Colour / 35 mm
In Arabic / Arabic, English subtitles
Interests: Drama, Social Issues, Youth, Family, Children
World Premiere
Rated: General Audiences. Suitable for ages 4 and up.
Synopsis
One day when Adel’s parents quarrel, they send him to his grandparents for the weekend. Two days turn into a week and soon Adel feels like he’s lived there forever. Attempting to grow closer, his grandparents involve him in their everyday lives in this poignant and touching story about childhood and love set in modern
day Algiers.
About the Directors
Born in 1967 in Algeria, Fatma Zohra Zamoum is a director, producer and writer whose acclaimed short films include “The Ball of Wool” and first feature documentary “(Un)Lucky”. She studied at l’Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and then obtained a diploma in filmmaking at the Sorbonne. She is based between Paris and Algiers where she divides her time between her two passions: painting and cinema.
Credits
- Director
- Fatma Zohra Zamoum
- Screenwriter
- Fatma Zohra Zamoum
- Producer
- Fatma Zohra Zamoum
- Editor
- Karine Olivier
- Music
- Nourdine Alane, Franck Sforza
- Cinematographer
- Remi Mazet
- Distributor
- Z et Compagnie Productions
- Cast
- Racim Zennadi, Nadjia Debbahi-Laaraf, Abdelkader Tadjer, Nourdine Alane, Louiza Habani, Loubna Boucheloukh