Screening: Hakkâri'de Bir Mevsim
[A Season in Hakkâri ] (1982)
Salt Ulus
March 3, 2016 19.30
![Still from Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim [A Season in Hakkâri] (1982) <i>Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim</i> (1982) filminden bir kare ©Kenmovie Filmcilik
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Still from Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim [A Season in Hakkâri] (1982) ©Kenmovie Filmcilik, with the kind permission of director Erden Kıral.
Screening: Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim [A Season in Hakkâri] (1982)
March 3, 19.30
Contemporary Arts Center, Ankara
Yaşar Kemal Conference Hall
Director: Erden Kıral
100 minutes
Turkish; English subtitles
Winner of four awards at 1983 Berlin Film Festival, despite being banned in Turkey for five years, this film, which is adapted from Ferit Edgü’s novel O, tells the story of a teacher (Genco Erkal) banished to the east, and his relationship with the reality of a harsh environment and the local community. According to Onat Kutlar, who co-wrote the script with Edgü, Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim [A Season in Hakkâri] is the film that offers a new understanding of eastern Turkey in cinema; without relying on folkloric or an epic views.
This film may contain missing scenes and/or dialogue and is shown as the original data provided by the distributor.
Organized in parallel to the exhibition How did we get here at SALT Ulus, the program is free.
Reservations are not accepted.
March 3, 19.30
Contemporary Arts Center, Ankara
Yaşar Kemal Conference Hall
Director: Erden Kıral
100 minutes
Turkish; English subtitles
Winner of four awards at 1983 Berlin Film Festival, despite being banned in Turkey for five years, this film, which is adapted from Ferit Edgü’s novel O, tells the story of a teacher (Genco Erkal) banished to the east, and his relationship with the reality of a harsh environment and the local community. According to Onat Kutlar, who co-wrote the script with Edgü, Hakkâri’de Bir Mevsim [A Season in Hakkâri] is the film that offers a new understanding of eastern Turkey in cinema; without relying on folkloric or an epic views.
This film may contain missing scenes and/or dialogue and is shown as the original data provided by the distributor.
Organized in parallel to the exhibition How did we get here at SALT Ulus, the program is free.
Reservations are not accepted.
