Short film screening as part of the Arab Film Festival
Saturday, November 03, 2007
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Writer's Guild Theater
135 South Doheny Drive
Beverly Hills, CA
Sami believes that his family's gas station will give him a chance to see his girl Naj, away from the pressures of their community, while his cousin Mike is sure the station holds the key to an empire built on rolling papers and fake perfume. As his first night shift wears on, Sami finds that this place is more than just a pit stop for late-night gas, but a place where the uniqueness of this Detroit neighborhood becomes most visible.
Director: Rola Nashef
USA, 2006, 20 minutes
This screening is part of the Arab Film Festival. For details on the festival, please visit www.aff.org
This short film is being shown together with the documentary I Love Hip-Hop in Morocco and the ticket price includes both films.
Cost : $10.00 general admission, $8.00 students/seniors
Arab Film Festival
info@aff.org www.aff.org/2007/
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