Programme · Arab Film Festival Zurich

The Oak Tree · Zurich programme

A bilingual festival entry records the creative team and an unresolved difference in the film’s duration.

Credited to
Arab Film Festival Zurich · programme publisher
Publication / collection
Arab Film Festival Zurich
Source date
2018 festival programme
Original language
English / Arabic / German
Format
Festival programme · PDF
Recorded duration
Film entry: 23 minutes · schedule: 37 minutes

A guide to the festival’s printed entry and schedule. Different durations remain visible as source-specific statements, not a settled version history.

Read the official festival programme · PDF

A place in the festival

The official 2018 Zurich programme presents The Oak Tree in an English and Arabic film entry, alongside a German-language schedule. Printed pages 40–41 give 2017 and 23 minutes. The festival year describes this appearance, separate from the film’s listed production year. Source 1

Credits and a duration difference

The entry names Ethan Jahan as director and Ghazi Rabihavi for the screenplay, with Yiannis Manolopoulos for cinematography, Benjamin Ellin for music and Malek Hosni for editing. The schedule on page 4 instead gives 37 minutes. A confirmed version history has not resolved that difference, so both figures remain attributed to their locations in the programme. Source 1

Availability & access

Available material
The official festival PDF is linked. A programme entry is not a playable film.
Reading / listening access
The original PDF contains printed text. This English guide supplies context and onward reading; PDF tagging and assistive-technology reading order have not been verified.
Reproduction
The PDF remains with its originating publisher or institution. No full-document reproduction licence is inferred from its public address.

Sources & credits

  1. Arab Film Festival Zurich · 2018 programme

    The Oak Tree appears on printed pages 40–41 with 2017 and 23 minutes; the schedule on page 4 says 37 minutes. This guide retains that unresolved difference.