The boy who didn't want to speak anymore

Movie
German title	The boy who didn't want to speak anymore
Original title	De jongen die niet meer praatte
Country of production	Netherlands
original language	Dutch
Publishing year	October 10, 1996
length	121 minutes
Rod
Director	Ben Sombogaart
script	Lou Brouwers
production	Burny Bos
music	Nizamettin Ariç
camera	Piotr Kukla
cut	Herman P. Koerts
occupation
Erçan Orhan , Mohammed Batteries (memo) Halsho Hussain , Mustafa Brader Musiki , Hüsnü Batteries Husna Killi , Fatma Batteries Louis Ates , Jeroen Ligthart Rick van Gastel , Thomas Heleen Hummelen , Inge Smeets Peter Bolhuis , Vader Jeroen Han Kerkhoffs , school bus driver Shielan Muhammad , Rojda Han Oldigs , Arts Lava Sulayman , Zin Batteries Cecil Toksöz , Kemal Mecan

The boy who no longer wanted to speak ( Dutch title: De jongen die niet meer praatte) is a Dutch-Kurdish film from 1996. It was directed by the Dutchman Ben Sombogaart . The screenplay is by Lou Brouwers and is based on the novel Memo is silent by the Dutch author Anke de Vries .

Short act

Mohamed, whom everyone calls Memo, is a 9-year-old Kurdish boy. He lives in Eastern Turkey with his little sister and mother. There he had a happy time and helped the postman distribute the letters. His father works in the Netherlands. War is looming in the area where Memo lives. His father decides to bring his family to the Netherlands. Memo doesn't want to, but nobody asked him. From then on, he decides not to speak anymore.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ KJK - Issue 66-2 / 1996 - THE BOY WHO WANTED NO MORE TO SPEAK. Retrieved August 28, 2019 . 

Web links

• The boy who did not want to speak in theInternet Movie Database(English)