Tepenin Ardı
Pera ap' to lofo
Director:
Emin AlperGuión:
Emin AlperCámara:
George Chiper-LillemarkReparto:
Tamer Levent, Reha Özcan, Mehmet Özgür, Berk Hakman, Banu Fotocan, Aşkın Ceylan, Bahtiyar ErgünSinopsis(1)
Después de retirarse de la oficina forestal del Estado, Faik regresa a su pueblo natal para trabajar la tierra que heredó de su abuelo. Una familia de campesinos se ocupa de su tierra y su rebaño de cabras. Un caluroso día de verano, su hijo y dos nietos llegan de vacaciones, coincidiendo con un momento de conflicto entre Faik y algunos vecinos nómadas. La reunión nos lleva a disputas familiares inestables e instiga conflictos con la familia campesina, mientras Faik sigue preocupándose por las personas errantes. (Guanajuato International Film Festival)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Yes, the effort for "Ceylan" lyricism and work with the landscape / character relationship is truly there, but it is convincing only in a few moments; otherwise, the camera grazes rather vaguely and hunts in vain for something that is not present in the mise-en-scène. The characters' relationships are very anemic in their taciturn (here the comparison with Ceylan explicitly stinks of garbage) and the political allegory is very shabby, as evidenced by the ending, which suddenly switches to grotesque and accompanies the characters uphill and into oblivion to the sound of an analog march. In order for Alper's debut to really mean something, it would have to be much more thought out and better crafted.
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