original title:
Yunan
directed by:
screenplay:
cinematography:
editing:
set design:
Marie-Luise Balzer
costume design:
Judith Stryczek
music:
Suad Bushnaq
producer:
production:
Red Balloon Film, Microclimat Films, Intramovies, Fresco Films, Metafora Production, Tabi360, supported by Ministero della Cultura, with the support of Eurimages, Red Sea Fund
distribution:
Fandango Distribuzione [Italy], MAD Solutions [Algeria], Immer Gute Filme [Austria], MAD Solutions [Bahrain], Filmoption International [Canada], Filmoption International [Canada], MAD Solutions [Egypt], Immer Gute Filme [Germany], MAD Solutions [Iran], MAD Solutions [Iraq], MAD Solutions [Jordan], MAD Solutions [Kuwait], MAD Solutions [Lebanon], MAD Solutions [Libya], MAD Solutions [Mauritania], MAD Solutions [Morocco], MAD Solutions [Oman], MAD Solutions [Palestine], MAD Solutions [Qatar], MAD Solutions [Saudi Arabia], MAD Solutions [Sudan], Immer Gute Filme [Switzerland], MAD Solutions [Syria], MAD Solutions [Tunisia], Filmarti [Turkey], MAD Solutions [United Arab Emirates]
world sales:
country:
Germany/Canada/Italy/Palestine/Qatar/Jordan/Saudi Arabia
year:
2025
film run:
124'
format:
colour
status:
Ready (21/01/2025)
festivals & awards:
As Munir (Georges Khabbaz) embarks on a journey to a remote island to contemplate a drastic decision, he is haunted by a cryptic parable passed down by his mother. In the newfound stillness of his isolated island sanctuary, he encounters the enigmatic Valeska (Hanna Schygulla) and her rough, loyal son Karl.
Although few words are spoken, simple acts of kindness begin to overcome suspicion, easing Munir’s burden and reawakening his desire for life.