How long is Ghost Trail (2025)?

Ghost Trail (2025) is 1 hr 48 min long.

Who is Hamid in Ghost Trail (2025)?

Adam Bessa plays Hamid in the film.

What is Ghost Trail (2025) about?

Justice knows no border for Hamid (Adam Bessa), who has taken refuge in France after being detained and tortured by the Assad regime in Syria. Exiled and undercover, the mild-mannered literature professor now works as part of a secret group pursuing Assad’s enforcers, who have fled Syria and assumed new identities in Europe – including the guard responsible for inflicting unspeakable abuse upon him. Covertly communicating their life-or-death decrees through a multiplayer video game, the undercover cell operates in broad daylight but wrestles with how far they can push their retribution in a land that only faintly recalls Assad’s atrocities. With his mother now living in a refugee camp in Beirut, Hamid puts on a brave face and extols his new life, but the cracks begin to show as he becomes consumed by the hunt.

Ghost Trail (2025)

Name: Ghost Trail (2025)
Genre: Drama,Suspense/Thriller
Released: 2025-05-30
Duration: 108

NR 1 hr 48 min

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How long is Ghost Trail (2025)?: Ghost Trail (2025) is 1 hr 48 min long.

Who directed Ghost Trail (2025)?: Jonathan Millet

Who is Hamid in Ghost Trail (2025)?: Adam Bessa plays Hamid in the film.

What is Ghost Trail (2025) about?: Justice knows no border for Hamid (Adam Bessa), who has taken refuge in France after being detained and tortured by the Assad regime in Syria. Exiled and undercover, the mild-mannered literature professor now works as part of a secret group pursuing Assad’s enforcers, who have fled Syria and assumed new identities in Europe – including the guard responsible for inflicting unspeakable abuse upon him. Covertly communicating their life-or-death decrees through a multiplayer video game, the undercover cell operates in broad daylight but wrestles with how far they can push their retribution in a land that only faintly recalls Assad’s atrocities. With his mother now living in a refugee camp in Beirut, Hamid puts on a brave face and extols his new life, but the cracks begin to show as he becomes consumed by the hunt.