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CREDITSOriginal title: Mixed Kebab

Director: Guy Lee ThysCast: Cem Akkanat, Simon Van Buyten, Gamze

Tazim, Karlijn Sileghem, Lukas De WolfOriginal screenplay: Guy Lee ThysPhotography: Björn Charpentier

Editing: Marc WoutersSound: Henk Rabau

Sound design: Eilam Hoffman, Gareth LlewellynMusic: Buscemi, Michelino Bisceglia

Art director: Yvan Vanfl eteren, Guy Lee ThysCostumes: Vanessa Evrard

Make-up: Alexandra Kourline

FORMATOriginal version: Dutch, Turkish

Running time: 98’Format: HD, DCP (2K / 4K) - 1:2.35 - Dolby Digital - ColourYear of production: 2012

www.mixedkebab.com

PRODUCTIONProduction company: Fact & FictionFlemish producer: Guy Lee ThysCo-producers: één (VRT), Mollywood / Galaxy StudiosSupported by / in cooperation with: Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF), the Belgian Federal Governement’s Tax Shelter, Kinepolis Film Distribution (KFD)

INFO Fact & FictionGuy Lee ThysBritselei 722000 AntwerpBelgium/EUM +32 479 39 51 18guy@guyleethys.be

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ABOUT THE DIRECTOR / PRODUCER Guy Lee Thys

In 1981, Belgian screenwriter, director and producer Guy Lee Thys launched Fact & Fiction, an Antwerp-based production company focusing on moderate budget feature-length fiction and documentary. Guy Lee directed The Pencil Murders (1982), Cruel Horizon (1989), Kassablanka (2002) and Suspect (2005) and was involved as a screenwriter for Erik Van Looy’s Shades in 1999, starring Mickey Rourke.

Ibrahim “Bram” Aydin is a Belgian-born Turk, who, at 27, should really be getting married, according to his traditional parents.What Bram’s parents don’t realize is that he is much more interested in getting close to the cute, blonde Kevin, who works at the local chip shop. Finally, Bram’s parents lay down the law: He must travel to Turkey and meet with his 18-year-old cousin Elif , who he will marry. Although Bram bows to their wishes, he cannot resist taking Kevin with him on his trip. In the meantime, rumours swirl around their multi-cultural Antwerp neighbourhood about Bram’s “inclinations”.Complicating the situation further is Bram’s streetwise brother Furkan, who joins a group of Islamic fundamentalists, finds out about Bram’s relationship with Kevin and plots to expose them – or possibly do worse.Mixed Kebab is a film about a young man caught not just between two worlds but four: traditional and modern, gay and straight

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