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SUSUZ YAZ
Dry Summer, a village story whose source is the struggle over land and water, is one of the most stunning examples of the clash between good and evil in the Turkish Cinema. Repeating the success he achieved with The Revenge of the Snakes, a Fakir Baykurt adaptation shot in 1962, in Dry Summer, Metin Erksan shows the confrontation between two brothers, Osman and Hassan. Osman surrounds the water that springs from their lands with barriers to prevent the village from using it. Being a good man, Hassan argues that the others should also use the water. Confessing a murder actually committed by his brother, Hassan is convicted and sent to jail. After his release he learns that Osman used deception to take away his wife and marry her.
Directed by : Metin ERKSAN
Year of production: 1964
Durée : 85 minutes
Year of production: 1964
Durée : 85 minutes
Credits
- Metin ERKSAN Director
- Metin ERKSAN Screenplay
- Necati CUMALI Screenplay
- Ali UGUR Cinematography
- Manos HATZIDAKIS Music
- YAMACI Music
- Stuart GELLMAN Editing
Casting
- Hülya KOÇYIGIT Bahar
- Erol TAS Osman
- Ulvi DOGAN Hassan
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Contacts
Production
- HITIT
International Press
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SWCP
T: 44 207 580 0222www.swcp.co.uk
SARAH WILBY[email protected], [email protected]
Distribution
- WORLD CINEMA FOUNDATIONwww.worldcinemafoundation.org
