Day of the Falcon, also known as Black Gold and Black Thirst, is a 2011 epic drama film directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud[2] and produced by Tarak Ben Ammar, Chairman of Quinta Communications and co-produced by the Doha Film Institute, Qatar. The film has a budget of US$55 million, and is one of the most expensive films backed by an Arab about an Arab subject.
It is based on Hans Ruesch's 1957 novel South of the Heart: A Novel of Modern Arabia.
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Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud
Produced by Tarak Ben Ammar
Screenplay by Jean-Jacques Annaud Menno Meyjes Alain Godard
Based on South of the Heart: A Novel of Modern Arabia by
Hans Ruesch
Starring Tahar Rahim
Mark Strong
Antonio Banderas
Freida Pinto
Riz Ahmed
Corey Johnson
Liya Kebede
Music by James Horner
Cinematography Jean-Marie Dreujou
Editing by Hervé Schneid
Studio(s) Quinta Communications
Warner Bros.
Benelux Film Distributors
Release date(s)
25 October 2011 (Doha Tribeca Film Festival)
23 November 2011 (France)
Country Tunisia
France
Italy
Qatar
Language English
Budget $55,000,000
Box office $3,435,245
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