At home among strangers
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | At home among strangers |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1979 |
| length | 97 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Peter Keglevic |
| script | Whitefish grain |
| production | SFB / ORF |
| music | Peer ravens |
| camera | Edward Klosinski |
| occupation | |
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The 1979 feature film Home Among Strangers by Peter Keglevic and Renke Korn was Herbert Grönemeyer's first major television appearance . The film is also an early contribution to the topic of Turkish immigrants in Germany .
content
Bernd meets Ayshe, of Turkish origin, who came to Germany as a child, and falls in love with her. Ayshe feels more at home in Germany than in Turkey, but through her relationship with Bernd she realizes that this does not apply to her parents. They are against the relationship and are preparing a wedding in their old homeland. Ultimately, Ayshe has to choose between her family and Bernd. She breaks with her family and stays in Berlin.
backgrounds
The actress of the young, oppressed Ayse, who does not want to return to her parents' home country, works today as a film director in Germany. The director Peter Keglevic was later honored with numerous film awards.
See also
Web links
- At home among strangers in the Internet Movie Database (English)