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Dhalinyaro
Sign in to saveDhalinyaro (Youth) is a 2017 Djiboutian drama film directed by Lula Ali Ismaïl where she became the first Djiboutian film director. It is co-produced by Ali Ismaïl along with Alexandra Ramniceanu, Jean-Frédéric Samie and Gilles Sandoz for Samawada Films. The film stars Amina Mohamed Ali, Tousmo Mouhoumed Mohamed, and Bilan Samir Moubus in main roles. It is the first feature film in Djibouti cinema history which had its premiere in July 2017.
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6.9Dhalinyaro tells the story of three 18-year-old high school girls, coming from different social classes, rooted in their culture but also turned to the outside thanks to the new technologies.
Cast
- Amina Mohamed Ali as Deka
- Tousmo Mouhoumed Mohamed as Asma
- Bilan Samir Moubus as Hibo
- Roukiya Doualeh as Hibado (Deka's mother)
- Houriya Hassan as Hibado's neighbor
- Hamadou Dabale as Imam
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- film
- Genre
- drama film
- Country of origin
- Djibouti
- Original language
- French
- Director
- Lula Ali Ismail
- Duration
- 86
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- publication date
- 2018-00-00
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Dhalinyaro (Youth) is a 2017 Djiboutian drama film directed by Lula Ali Ismaïl where she became the first Djiboutian film director. It is co-produced by Ali Ismaïl along with Alexandra Ramniceanu, Jean-Frédéric Samie and Gilles Sandoz for Samawada Films. The film stars Amina Mohamed Ali, Tousmo Mouhoumed Mohamed, and Bilan Samir Moubus in main roles. It is the first feature film in Djibouti cinema history which had its premiere in July 2017.
The film follows three young women from different socio-economic backgrounds. It was supported by the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie, and was co-produced in Canada, Somalia, France and Djibouti. It was filmed entirety in Djibouti. The film received critical acclaim and won several awards at international film festivals.
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