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Selim (2019)

Genre : Drama, Romance

Runtime : 1H 37M

Director : Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Writer : Antti-Jussi Marjamäki

Synopsis

In Berlin, Selim suddenly gets to accompany the famous opera diva Maikki Järnefelt to a concert. Despite Maikki's family, they fall in love on a concert tour. When the awkward triangle drama is over, this bohemian couple loves deeply and struggles hard.

Actors

Juha Loukkalahti
Juha Loukkalahti
Selim Palmgren
Helena Känä
Helena Känä
Maikki Järnefelt
Saara Elina
Saara Elina
Harry Guillot
Harry Guillot
Julia Hannula
Julia Hannula
Kim Kihlström
Kim Kihlström
Otto Kotilainen
Eelis Mäkinen
Eelis Mäkinen
Reetta Turtiainen
Reetta Turtiainen
Annu Valonen
Annu Valonen

Crews

Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Director
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Producer
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Screenplay
Harri Sippola
Harri Sippola
Co-Producer
Tuukka Ylönen
Tuukka Ylönen
Camera Operator
Einari Vuorinen
Einari Vuorinen
Camera Operator
Sanna Panula
Sanna Panula
Costume Designer
Juhana Hirvonen
Juhana Hirvonen
Set Designer
Anna Elo
Anna Elo
Set Designer
Eeva Tuomi
Eeva Tuomi
Editor
Okan Ögeturk
Okan Ögeturk
Music
Pasi Salmi
Pasi Salmi
Sound Designer
Anne Lundgren
Anne Lundgren
Makeup Artist
Helena Huikkala
Helena Huikkala
Makeup Artist
Linnea Kotiniemi
Linnea Kotiniemi
Producer
Hely Kallion
Hely Kallion
Producer
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Antti-Jussi Marjamäki
Adaptation

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