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My Marlon and Brando

Gitmek: Benim Marlon ve Brandom

Hüseyin Karabey
North Kurdistan (Bakur), South Kurdistan (Başûr), Türkiye
2008
93 min

Synopsis

Three years ago, Hama Ali, a charismatic B Kurdish movie actor from Southern Kurdistan (Iraq), and Ayca, a similarly rotund but charming actress from Turkey, met on a film-set. Their love affair continued across borders through video love letters and broken phone-calls until the Americans invaded Iraq and hellish violence engulfed the country. As most people fled from East to West seeking safety, Ayca decided to make the journey from West to East, seeking her lover. My Marlon and Brando, a dramatic feature film, is the true the story of her extraordinary, and ultimately tragic, experiences in such mad times.

Credits

Director(s)

Producer(s)

Hüseyin Karabey
Lucinda Englehart
Sophie Lorant

extra info

Original Title

Gitmek: Benim Marlon ve Brandom

Year

2008

Duration

93 min

Category

Feature Fiction

Genre

Drama
Romance

Production Country

North Kurdistan (Bakur)
South Kurdistan (Başûr)
Türkiye

Dialogue

English
Kurdish
Turkish

Subtitles

English

AKFF Edition

AKFF 2026

Extra

Q&A with Hüseyin Karabay

Screenings

Saturday 9 May

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Tickets & times

Saturday 9 May
16:15 –
18:00
Ketelhuis, zaal 2
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