In Pakistan during the late 1970s, widowed Ayesha lives with her beloved son, Saleem. Saleem is a content but slightly bored teenage boy, until two radical Muslims move into his village. Like the rest of the villagers, at first Saleem keeps a distance - and a sense of humor - between himself and the fundamentalists. But over time the radicals begin to win him over, turning the teenager into someone completely unrecognizable to his devastated mother.
| Original Title | Silent Waters - Khamosh Pani |
|---|---|
| German Title | Ayeshas Schweigen - Ewig fremd |
| French Title | Silent Waters |
| Other Titles | Silent Waters |
| Directed by | Sabiha Sumar |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Available Formats | DCP |
| Runtime | 99 Min. |
| Language | Panjabi/d + f |
| Actors |
Goldener Leopard Filmfestival Locarno
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