HOUSE OF HEARTS
synopsis
A drama of separation seen through the eyes of a seven-year-old boy, Osman, whose parents leave Turkey to work in Europe. Around this drama the expressive Turkish music, the overwhelming nature and traditional poetry unfold- together they form some of the riches Osman carries in his suitcase accompanying him to his new life.
| international title: | HOUSE OF HEARTS |
| original title: | OMFAVN MIG MÅNE |
| country: | Denmark, Iceland, Turkey |
| year: | 2002 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Elisabeth Rygård |
| film run: | 89' |
| release date: | DK 07/06/2002 |
| screenplay: | Yüksil Isik |
| cast: | Bora Akkas, Mazlum Çimen, Sebnem Köstem Kocatürk, Büsra Bora, Menderes Samancilar |
| cinematography by: | Hans Welin |
| film editing: | Niels Pagh Andersen |
| art director: | Søren Skjær |
| music: | Mazlum Çimen |
| producer: | Jens Arnoldus |
| production: | Zentropa Entertainments, Icelandic Film Corporation, Alfa Film (TR) |
| backing: | DFI (Danish Film Institute) + New Danish Screen |
| distributor: | Sandrew Metronome |
















