Hayat
When? Monday 24 April at 13:00-15:00
Where? SKH Valhallavägen 193, Tvåan
Language: English
What would happen when you realize you don’t own your life, someone else owns it?
Dalida Shaheen is inviting you to present her short film Hayat, a story of a woman from the middle east who lost her passion in life because of the prejudice and oppression she encountered by the patriarchal society. The story is inspired by real stories.
What does Hayat mean? Hayat means life and life is a journey with all its details, happiness, sadness, success, and failures with all its ups and downs. Hayat's mirror is Hayat’s enemy. Her mirror tries to resuscitate Hayat to her life again but how and why?
As an actress, I asked:
Do Middle eastern women have a place in the acting field?
What is the impact of the audience on the actresses?
Credits
Actors
- Dalida Shaheen
- Martin Hendrikse
- Issa Homsi
- Ana Yrsa
Director and writer: Dalida Shaheen
DOP: Josefine Lundberg
Creative director: Nizar Al Shorbagi
First AD: Katja Wester
Clapper Loader: Olivia Allen
Gaffer: Anders Dahl
Choreography: Dalida Shaheen
Co-choreographer: Headda Paulson
Sound recordist: Andreas Fradera
Music composer: Erasmus John Talbot
Cello: Leo Svensson
Violin: Anders Kjellberg Nilsson
Makeup: Doa Malik
Costumes: Nils Harning, Ewa Wallin and Olivia Allen
Stylist: Dalida Shaheen
Coloring, editing and sounds: JP Bichard AT Bichard Studios
Set design: Olivia Allen and Katja Wester
Photography: Anouck Chatel
Technician: Petter wennardt, Nikki Lindholm, Ragnar Fäst
Costumes: Nils Harning, Eva Wallin
