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Dschinns
By: Fatma Aydemir
Narrated by: Sesede Terziyan
Length: 12 hrs and 6 mins
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Narrated by: Sesede Terziyan

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Summary

Istanbul, 1999. Nach dreißig Jahren in Deutschland erfüllt sich Hüseyin seinen Traum: Eine eigene Wohnung in Istanbul. Doch am Tag des Einzugs stirbt er an einem Herzinfarkt. Als seine Frau und die vier erwachsenen Kinder aus Deutschland zur Beerdigung anreisen, kommen jahrzehntelang verschwiegene Geheimnisse und unverheilte Wunden ans Licht.

Vielschichtig und mutig spürt Dschinns der Frage nach, was Familie ausmacht. Können wir die Wahrheit ertragen? Oder wird sie am Ende alles zum Einsturz bringen? Fatma Aydemirs großer Gesellschaftsroman zeichnet das Bild einer deutsch-türkischen Familie, das gegenwärtiger nicht sein könnte.