DJAM
by Tony Gatlif
synopsis
Djam, a Greek girl, is sent to Istanbul on a mission to find a motor-boat part of her uncle, a former sailor and great fan of the Greek musical style rebetiko. In the city, she meets Avril, a French woman who works as a volunteer with refugees but who has run out of money and not known in Turkey. Generous, fearless and unpredictable, Djam leaves with Avril to Mytilene - a journey of music and encounters.
| original title: | Djam |
| working title: | Avril et Djam |
| country: | France, Greece, Turkey |
| sales agent: | Les Films du Losange |
| year: | 2017 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Tony Gatlif |
| film run: | 97' |
| screenplay: | Tony Gatlif |
| cast: | Simon Abkarian, Maryne Cayon, Daphne Patakia |
| cinematography by: | Patrick Ghiringhelli |
| film editing: | Monique Dartonne |
| costumes designer: | Catherine Rigault |
| co-producer: | Suzan Güverte |
| production: | Princes Films, Blonde Audiovisual Productions, Pyramide Productions, Guverte Film (TR) |
| backing: | Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation, Greek Film Centre |
| distributor: | Les Films du Losange |

























