Djinn Trailer (2008)

"A man travels through an impossible desert journey to save his true love." 06 March 2008 Fantasy 76 mins

After his love (Amina) is snatched from a dream by a powerful and evil Djinn, a man (Imad) must overcome the three great vices of man - Fear, Greed, and Lust, in order to save her. His journey will take him through the "Black Desert" and beyond, with only the guide of an angel, fortune-teller, and his own inspiration for Amina to help him.

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Cast

Shahin Sean Solimon as Imad

Estefania Iglesias as Amina

Navid Negahban as Djinn

Mehrdad Sarlak as Josef

Naz Deravian as The Angel

Fataneh Soleimani as The Fortune Teller

Meera Varma as Demon Belly Dancer

Crew

José J. Herring Original Music Composer

Matt Fore Director of Photography

Shahin Sean Solimon Director

Jennifer Negahban Set Designer

Kevin Marcus Producer

Tanika McConnell Key Makeup Artist

Shahin Sean Solimon Writer

International Titles

Djinn - Dämonen der Wüste Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 06 March 2008

Production Companies

Giant Flick Films

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