Herkes Kendi Evinde


1h 45m 2001

Brief Synopsis

As Nasuhi is returning to the homeland he left behind years ago, his young nephew Selim, who was selected in the lottery for American citizenship, is heading out to a new life. Olga is a Russian girl who has run away from home to search for her estranged father, a sea captain. She had believed that

Film Details

Also Known As
Away from Home, Faraway from Home
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Haylazz

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 45m

Synopsis

As Nasuhi is returning to the homeland he left behind years ago, his young nephew Selim, who was selected in the lottery for American citizenship, is heading out to a new life. Olga is a Russian girl who has run away from home to search for her estranged father, a sea captain. She had believed that her father was in Istanbul, but learns that he has moved on to Sydney. While she looks for money to get to Australia, she gets into trouble. Nasuhi finds Olga in dire straits, and asks her to join him and Selim. Together these three strike out for the Aegean town Nasuhi abandoned 50 years ago. The olive garden and the rock house that Selim has inherited is the only home Nasuhi has on the face of the earth. For Selim it is the only fortune he has to resettle with in the States. Selim has to make a decision either to sell his inheritance in Turkey, or leave it to Nasuhi, who deeply needs the house.

Film Details

Also Known As
Away from Home, Faraway from Home
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Haylazz

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 45m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Co-Winner, along with Serdar Akar's "Dar Alanda Kisa Paslasmalar/ Offside" (Turkey/2000), of the award for Best Turkish Film at the 2001 Istanbul International Film Festival.

Feature directorial debut for tv director Semih Kaplanoglu.

Shown at Cannes International Film Festival (market) May 9-20, 2001.

Shown at Istanbul International Film Festival (National competition) April 14-29, 2001.

35mm

color

Dolby Digital

dialogue Turkish, Russian and English