Project Detail

My Heart Is Not Mine

Female character standing in a dimly lit cathedral.
A man walking in the hallway of the dimly lit cathedral
A man and a woman standing in front of each other under the arch of the candle lit cathedral. Their expressions depict passion and tension.
Both of the Male Leads looking into each other's eyes by the piano. Candles in foreground.

Synopsis

A hopelessly romantic bisexual author revisits the relationships that shaped his life while reflecting on his autobiographical book My Heart Is Not Mine. Torn between love, faith, and self-worth, he confronts the emotional imprint left by one man and two women who each claimed a piece of a heart that never fully belonged to him.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
20 min
Director
Salina Khan
Producer
M. Hassan Athar
Co-Producer
Kate Nadymova
Executive Producer
Salina Khan
Editor
Salina Khan
Screenwriter
Salina Khan
Director of Photography
Salina Khan
Production Designer
Salina Khan
Sound
Mahmudul Hassan
Composer
Nancy Bix
Principal cast
Stelios Paul, River Lawrence, Nicole Russo, Kristina Mikulasikova
First Asst. Director
Isha Bah
Second Asst. Director
Laura Suarez
Camera Operator
Oliver Worrell
1st AC
Oliver Churm
2nd AC
Runsheng Ma
Camera Trainee
Akash Hegde
Gaffer
Scott Highmoor
Sparks
Sunday IP & Yajan Joshi
Key Grip
Xavier Nolan
Best Boy
Abdyrahym Nuryyev
Grips
Conor Crook & Rafferty Keane
Makeup Artist
MyChi Haan
Hair Stylist
Kim Olden
Art Director
Amrutha Gullapalli
Production Sound Mixer
Mahmudul Hasan
Music Supervisor
Michael Stringer
Sound Design
Doyle Churchill
Editor
Salina Khan
Colorist
Hassan Idrees Khan
Visual Effects (VFX)
Osman Mumtaz
Graphic & Title Design
Syed Adnan Tirmazi
Production Manager
Maedeh Ahmadi
Production Assistants
Owen Crimmins & Ksenia Petrina
Floor Runners
Radka Vasendova & Preesha Patel

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