• Emine from Incesu

    Emine from Incesu

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  • Emine from Incesu

    Emine from Incesu

    .



  • Emine from Incesu

    Emine from Incesu

    .



Emine from Incesu

.

by Barbara Trottnow

Emine from Incesu

Germany | 2006 | 60:00 min

Original Title:
EMINE AUS INCESU - INCESU'LU EMINE

Content Categories

Documentary
DVD
60mins German or Turkish version and English subtitles available
Synopsis
In 1966 Emine was only 18 when she left her Turkish village Incesu alone to work in Germany. She could hardly read, write or calculate, as she had only two years of school. Her family hoped she would help them all out of poverty.
It is the story of a migration, one example standing for many.
The films interest lies in Emine's remarkable frankness in sharing her life and thoughts. At the age of 56, she is looking back.
An important part of the film takes place at Incesu, a remote village in Anatolia. Everyday scenes show the contrast between life there and here. This also illustrates how large the leap was Emine dared to make. Used to say YES, Emine learnt to say NO, one year ago she left her husband, a Turk from her village who followed her to Germany. She has three children and four grandchildren.
Festivals/Awards
Istanbul, Nuremberg, Frankfurt, awarded with Ravensburger Medienpreis
Cast and Crew
  • Director Barbara Trottnow
  • Producer Barbara Trottnow
  • Director of Photography Rüdiger Kortz
  • Editor Armin Riegel
  • Score Mikail Aslan
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