Sisters in Arms (2019 film)

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Sisters in Arms
Directed by	Caroline Fourest
Written by	Caroline Fourest
Produced by	Jad Ben Ammar Samuel Hadida Leo Maidenberg
Starring	Dilan Gwyn Amira Casar Camélia Jordana Esther Garrel
Music by	Mathieu Lamboley
Running time	112 minutes
Countries	France, Belgium
Language	English
Budget	€ 5.6 million

Sisters in Arms (French: Sœurs d'armes) is a French war-drama film based on historic events, written and directed by Caroline Fourest. The film was released in October 2019.

Plot[]

Kenza and Yaël are two young French women who go to Syria to fight alongside the Kurdish forces. There they meet Zara, a Yazidi survivor. Born in different cultures but deeply united, the women fighters heal their past wounds and discover their present strength, especially the fear they inspire in their opponents. The three young women soon bound together and become true sisters-in-arms.

Cast[]

• Dilan Gwyn as Zara
• Amira Casar as Commander
• Camélia Jordana as Kenza
• Esther Garrel as Yaël
• Maya Sansa as Mother Sun
• Nanna Blondell as Snipe
• Pascal Greggory as Agent de la coalition
• Noush Skaugen as Lady Kurda
• Mark Ryder as Al Britani
• as Commander
• as El Tounsi

Production[]

Sisters in Arms was written and directed by Caroline Fourest, with a budget of € 5.6 million.^[1] The project was announced in January 2018 under the title Red Snake.^[2]

References[]

External links[]

• Sisters in Arms at IMDb