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His movies such as The Day the Earth Stood Still, Stolen, The Town, Sucker Punch and Bridesmaids, Mad Men, 30 Rock and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Jon Hamm is an actor, director, and a television producer. diplomat returns to service and save a colleague from the group which is responsible for the death of his family. In the year 1980s Beirut, Mason Skiles, a former U.S.

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Despite these problems, the two will witness a love story for few days mixed with violence and fear. Mathieu will become suspected of spying, while Zoha is trying to flee from her husband. Editing is a distinct problem, incapable of standing up to a multistrand narrative where suspicions and misconstrued signals are such an integral part of the equation. One evening, a married young singer Zoha meets the French lawyer Mathieu in a night club in Beirut. MathieuвЂ™s character needs filling out, and while Zoha is given more of a personality - sensual, conflicted, involved and yet marginalized - sheвЂ™s only intermittently three-dimensional. The device is only marginally successful. Toward the picвЂ™s end, a character unnecessarily verbalizes the impossibility of truly knowing Lebanon - a concept Arbid (вЂњA Lost ManвЂќ) attempts to mirror in her plot, which keeps deliberately unclear not just whose side people are on, but how many sides there are. News reports of a kidnapping are woven into the storyвЂ™s background, reinforcing the sense of a nation coming apart. Zoha, meanwhile, moves between BeirutвЂ™s chic watering holes and MathieuвЂ™s hotel bed, a woman used to living with the sensation that no one can ever completely negotiate the labyrinthine game of loyalties and betrayals thatвЂ™s become a feature of LebanonвЂ™s political and social landscape. Mathieu finds himself followed by competing security services, one headed by ZohaвЂ™s uncle, while her separated husband, Hicham (Rodney El Haddad), is also on his tail. Mathieu says he doesnвЂ™t have that kind of embassy contact, but Abbas is convinced heвЂ™s in danger and needs the visa to escape. Now Abbas needs Mathieu to return the favor: HeвЂ™s got information on Lebanese premier Rafik HaririвЂ™s assassination and wants to sell what he knows to the French government for a visa out. Before departing, heвЂ™s visited by Abbas (Fadi Abi Samra), an acquaintance who helped him out of a sticky situation three years earlier.

Mathieu is on his way to Syria to negotiate contracts for a French telecom company.

SheвЂ™s wary yet attracted, lingering in his hotel room after Rabih has left. Following a singing gig, Zoha (Darine Hamze) meets friend Rabih (Karl Sarafidis) at a bar where sheвЂ™s eyed by Mathieu (Charles Berling). From the start, visuals contribute to an atmosphere of unease that perhaps could be taken further than Arbid chooses.

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