Zozo

Zozo

Zozo

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Zozo

"There is always hope."

2005

1h 45m

5.8(34 votes)

Drama

Overview

A Lebanese boy gets separated from his family during the civil war and ends up in Sweden.

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Memfis Film

Film i Väst

Sigma Films

Zentropa Entertainments

Cast & Crew

16 members

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Imad Creidi

Zozo

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Antoinette Turk

Rita

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Elias Gergi

Zozo's grandfather

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Carmen Lebbos

Zozo's Mom

Carmen Lebbos

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Viktor Axelsson

Leo

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Charbel Iskandar

Zozo's father

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Yasmine Awad

Zozo's grandmother

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Jad Stephan

Zozo's brother Dani

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Tatiana Sarkis

Zozo's sister

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Elie Stello

Amil

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Fidel Béchara

Riad

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Fouad Hojeij

Headmaster Lebanon

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Abdallah Jabbour

French Teacher

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ناظم عيسى

Kaak Salesman

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Elias Abdul

Bread Salesman

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