Clash(2017)

Name: Clash
Director: Mohamed Diab
Genre: Drama, Thriller, War
Released: Mar 11, 2017
Cast: Nilli Karim, Hany Adel, Muhammad El-Sebai

Kino Lorber

1h 37m

Release Date: Mar 11, 2017

Set entirely in an 8m police truck, a number of detainees from different political and social backgrounds are brought together by fate, during the turmoil that followed the ousting of former president Morsi from power.

Release Details

Original Release | Mar 11, 2017 | Limited

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Box Office Results

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$334
Total US & Canada:
$18,215
Total International
$124,906
Total Worldwide:
$143,121

Current Showtimes

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Director & Top Cast

Mohamed Diab
Director

Nilli Karim
Nagwa

Hany Adel
Adam

Muhammad El-Sebai
Zain

Technical Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 1.85 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: Egypt, France, Germany, United Arab Emirates

Language: Arabic,English

Summaries

Storyline

Set entirely in an 8m police truck, a number of detainees from different political and social backgrounds are brought together by their inevitable fate, during the turmoil that followed the ousting of former president Morsi from power. — MAD Solutions In 2011, after Hosni Mubarak's 30-year presidency, ends an era of authoritarianism with the Egyptian Revolution, however, only a few years later in 2013, in post-revolution Egypt, chaos, tensions and turmoil still boil over throughout the land. During such a day of violent protest, the confined space of an Egyptian Police van is filled little by little with an antagonistic assortment of journalists and opposing demonstrators, both pro-military supporters and members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Suddenly, within the claustrophobic interior of the police van, a microcosmic reality and a cross-cut slice of the modern Egyptian society emerges. Outside the van, civil tumult rages on, but within its steel walls, there is a war in progress. To survive, inevitably, the detainees must put their differences aside, nevertheless, are they willing to do so? — Nick Riganas