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Layla M.

2016 | 103 min | Drama

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Synopsis

Layla M. is a 2016 Dutch drama film directed by Mijke de Jong. It stars Nora El Koussour as Layla, a young Dutch woman of Moroccan background who rebels against her family and schooling to become an Islamic fundamentalist. As in other films by de Jong, the focus is on a strong-willed woman coming of age. In Layla M., de Jong and her collaborator Jan Eilander wanted to examine the radicalisation of European youngsters. The writers were inspired by a contemporary account. In addition, they were influenced by writing it during the Arab Spring and the trial of Geert Wilders, a Dutch politician known for stands against immigration of Muslims to Europe.

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Credits

Producer
Dirk Impens, Arnold Heslenfeld, Frans van Gestel, Laurette Schillings, Marcos Kantis, Alexander Wadouh, Marina Blok, Jet Christiaanse
Director
Mijke de Jong
Screenplay
Mijke de Jong, Jan Eilander
Original Music Composer
Can Erdoğan-Sus

Cast · 8

SG

Sachli Gholamalizad

MA

Mohammed Azaay

NE

Nora el Koussour

BW

Bilal Wahib

SC

Steef Cuijpers

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