House Without Roof

In House Without Roof, Alan, Jan, and Liya, born in Kurdistan and raised in Stuttgart, embark on a journey to fulfill their deceased mother's wish. They aim to bring her back to her homeland for burial beside their father, who died in the war. This mission is complicated by familial objections and the strife in their home village.

The film runs for 117 minutes and presents a poignant narrative about the struggles of reconciling past with present. The blend of personal and cultural conflict makes it a compelling watch for those interested in stories centered around identity and belonging.

For collectors, House Without Roof is available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add this significant drama to their physical media collections. With its thoughtful exploration of complex themes, this film offers a unique perspective on the Kurdish experience.