Leila and the Wolves
Aug 13, 1986 · 1h 34m
Director
Heiny SrourOverview
Drawing on the Arab heritage of oral tradition and mosaic pattern, Leila and the Wolves is an exploration of the collective memory of Arab women and their hidden role in history throughout the past half century both in Palestine and in Lebanon.
Cast of Leila and the Wolves
Crew of Leila and the Wolves
Heiny SrourDirector, Writer
Bachir MounirOriginal Music Composer- Laki NassifOriginal Music Composer, Songs
- Charlet RecorsDirector of Photography
- Curtis ClarkDirector of Photography
- Eva HoudovaEditor
- Marie VermeirenCostume Design
- Siham FardossCostume Design
- Rose KhouryCostume Design
- Peter MaxwellSound Mixer
- Edward TiseSound Mixer
- Ahmed MaalaArt Direction
- John AndertonSound
- Emile SaadeSound
- Jan Harrison ShellMakeup Artist
Agnès TasselMakeup Artist- No'man El JoudArt Direction
- Chamel AmiralayaSecond Assistant Director
- Georges BadryeFirst Assistant Director
- Samir GharibeFirst Assistant Director
About Leila and the Wolves
What is Leila and the Wolves about?
Drawing on the Arab heritage of oral tradition and mosaic pattern, Leila and the Wolves is an exploration of the collective memory of Arab women and their hidden role in history throughout the past half century both in Palestine and in Lebanon.
When was Leila and the Wolves released?
Leila and the Wolves was released on August 13, 1986.
Where can I watch Leila and the Wolves?
Leila and the Wolves is streaming on OVID in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Vimeo. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Leila and the Wolves?
Leila and the Wolves runs 1 hour 34 minutes (94 minutes).
Who directed Leila and the Wolves?
Leila and the Wolves was directed by Heiny Srour.
Who is in the cast of Leila and the Wolves?
The cast of Leila and the Wolves includes Nabila Zeitouni (Self / Leila), Raja Nehme, Emilia Fouad, Rafik Ali Ahmad (Self) and Ferial Abillamah.
Is Leila and the Wolves on Netflix?
No, Leila and the Wolves is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on OVID instead.