paradise on earth: “Son of a Lion” Movie by Benjamin Gilmour

Saturday, July 26, 2008

“Son of a Lion” Movie by Benjamin Gilmour

'Benjamin Gilmour's 'Son of a Lion.'
The movie has been filmed in Darra Adam Khel during 2005-2006.
(Australia)
A Benjamin Gilmour, Carolyn Johnson Films, Leapfrog Prods. and Australian Film Commission production. (International sales: Carolyn Johnson Films, Sydney.) Produced by Carolyn Johnson. Executive producer, Hayat Khan Shinwari. Co-producers, Benjamin Gilmour, Jeff McDonald. Directed by Benjamin Gilmour. Screenplay, Gilmour, in collaboration with the people of Kohat and Darra Adam Khel, Pakistan.
cast
Niaz Afridi - Niaz Khun Shinwari
Sher Alam
Afridi - Sher Alam Miskeen Ustad
Baktiyar Afridi - Baktiyar Ahmed Afridi
Agha Jaan - Agha Jaan
Anousha
Baktiyar - Anousha Vasif Shinwari
Grandma - Fazal Bibi
Pite Afridi - Khaista Mir
Hayat Afridi - Hayat Khan Shinwari

3 comments:

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Anonymous said...: Nice i like it .. thanx for sharing..

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