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Adeeb Safadi

Actor
Adeeb Safadi is a notable actor recognized for his roles in Middle Eastern cinema and television. He has performed in a variety of films that often tackle significant cultural and social issues. One of his prominent roles was in the film "The Worthy" (2016), a dystopian thriller directed by Ali F. Mostafa. Another significant appearance was in the movie "Personal Affairs" (2016), a drama that delves into the lives of a Palestinian family, directed by Maha Haj. While specific major awards for Safadi are not widely documented, his performances have contributed to the critical success and recognition of the films he has taken part in.

Films

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2009 | 104 min | Crime

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2011 | 84 min | Documentary

Through eloquent descriptions of former truck drivers, El Habre presents The Lebanon of the 1960s to the present day. They were once young, thrived on adventure and had choices. In the 1960s and 70s thousands of young Lebanese men left their villages and made a new life in Beirut. Truck driving became a lifestyle, income, money, and a vibrant urban life.

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