Bekas

Two homeless Kurdish brothers see Superman in the town's first movie theatre and decide they are going to live with him in the US. It's a long, dangerous road in the hands of ruthless human smugglers.

Cast

Zamand Taha

as Zana

Sarwar Fazil

as Dana

Shirwan Mohamad

as Jamal

Abdulrahman Mohamad

as Osman

Nawzad Majid

as Donkey Owner

Rebwar Hama Hawrami

as Taxi Driver

Ata Hama Salih

as Border Guard

Rebwar Amin

as Cinema Owner

Shwan Mohamad Sdiq

as Fat Dad

Ahmad Azad

as Fat boy

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