Tea Break 1983
Jun 09, 2026 · 22m
Director
Ibrahim Al MawedOverview
Based on a True Story In 1983, during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, Mustafa, a 19-year-old Palestinian, works at Al-Raee Hospital in the city of Sidon. While on duty, an Israeli military patrol suddenly enters the hospital and orders him to prepare tea for the soldiers. What begins as a simple request quickly turns into a life-defining moment. Standing alone in the hospital kitchen, Mustafa is confronted with an impossible choice: should he seize the opportunity and kill the soldiers, poison their tea, or step back and preserve his own life?
Cast of Tea Break 1983
Crew of Tea Break 1983
Ibrahim Al MawedDirector, Producer, Writer
Mohamed HatemOriginal Music Composer, Sound Designer, Sound Editor
Youssef MakkiDirector of Photography, Colorist
Petra Al BatlouniProduction Design
Kareem SidawiAssistant Director
Ghassan SidawiAssistant Director
Nermine IbrahimSound Engineer
Imad HazimehProduction Manager- Youssef JalloulBoom Operator
- Malek Abdel KhalekFocus Puller
- Ghadeer HerzAssistant Camera
- Mohammad MawlaGaffer
Mohammad Al MawedBTS Photographer, Production Assistant- Karim Al MawedBTS Photographer, Production Assistant
About Tea Break 1983
What is Tea Break 1983 about?
Based on a True Story In 1983, during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, Mustafa, a 19-year-old Palestinian, works at Al-Raee Hospital in the city of Sidon. While on duty, an Israeli military patrol suddenly enters the hospital and orders him to prepare tea for the soldiers. What begins as a simple request quickly turns into a life-defining moment. Standing alone in the hospital kitchen, Mustafa…
When was Tea Break 1983 released?
Tea Break 1983 was released on June 9, 2026.
How long is Tea Break 1983?
Tea Break 1983 runs 22 minutes.
Who directed Tea Break 1983?
Tea Break 1983 was directed by Ibrahim Al Mawed.
Who is in the cast of Tea Break 1983?
The cast of Tea Break 1983 includes Eyad Haidar (Mustafa), Hassan Melhem (Officer), Haidar Karneeb (Walid), Achraf Boukayli (Soldier 1) and Mohammad Ossely (Soldier 2).