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Import Export/Import-eksport, Norway
2005 |
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Norwegian Jan has fallen in love with Pakistani Jasmin, and she has fallen in love with him. This does not lead to a simple, harmonious love story. Jasmin has already been promised to her Pakistani cousin, who will soon be on his way to Norway to marry her. Under cover of writing a scientific paper on immigrant stores, Jan starts working in the store belonging to Jasmin's father Allahditta and her brother-in-law Yousaf to work out Allahditta's conservative attitude towards mixed marriages. Like many first generation immigrants, he is totally against such marriages - at first. |
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Director: |
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Khalid Hussain |
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Screenwriter: |
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Khalid Hussain |
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Cast: |
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Bjørnar Teigen, Iram Haq, Talat Hussian |
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Production
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Egil Ødegård, Filmhuset Produksjoner AS |
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Norwegian |
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Running
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89 min |
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Distributor: |
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Trust Film Sales
Natja Rosner [natja@trust-film.dk]
www.trust-film.dk
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Directors
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Born in 1970 in Pakistan, scriptwriter and director Khalid Hussain became known through his book "Paki", which he wrote as a 16-year-old, and which was later produced for the theatre. He has written and directed several short films, as well as the feature films “Dharkan” and “Jan Jan Pakistan”. “Import-Export” is his third film. |
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