Hacivat Karagoz Nedin Olduruldu? - Killing The Shadow

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<b>Hacivat Karag&#246;z Neden &#214;ld&#252;r&#252;ld&#252;? / Killing The Shadow</b>
Director:Ezel Akay
Senaryo : Levent Kazak , Ezel Akay
M&#252;zik : Ender AKAY
Country : T&#252;rkiye
Publication date: 2006
Runtime: 110'
Language:Turkish
Subtitles:English

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Цитата:
Oyuncular : Haluk Bilginer (Karag&#246;z) , Beyaz (Hacivat) , Rag&#305;p Sava&#351; (Orhan Gazi) , Levent Kazak (Dimitri) , Ay&#351;e Tolga (Nil&#252;fer Hatun) , Ay&#351;en Gruda (Ana) , Altay &#214;zbek (&#199;oban) , Hasan Ali Mete (K&#252;&#351;teri) , Serdar G&#246;khan (K&#246;se Mihal) , &#350;ebnem D&#246;nmez (Ay&#351;e Hatun) , G&#252;ven K&#305;ra&#231; (Pervane)

14.y&#252;zy&#305;lda Bursa'day&#305;z... Anadolu'daki Mo&#287;ol tehlikesi f&#305;rt&#305;nalar estirirken halk&#305;n b&#252;y&#252;k bir k&#305;sm&#305; ka&#231;makta ve Bursa'ya yerle&#351;mektedir. &#220;stelik sedece halk de&#287;il, &#231;e&#351;itli devletlerin ve beyliklerin liderleri de bu kente s&#305;&#287;&#305;n&#305;r. Dinleri, dilleri apayr&#305; olan insanlar&#305;n bir arada ya&#351;ad&#305;&#287;&#305; Bursa karmakar&#305;&#351;&#305;k bir yer olurken Osmanl&#305; da, &#304;mparatorlu&#287;u'nun ilk tohumlar&#305;n&#305; atmaktad&#305;r.
Karag&#246;z ve Hacivat'&#305;n hikayesi de burada ba&#351;lar. Ak&#305;ll&#305; ama cahil, sinirli ama komik Karag&#246;z, kendisinin tam tersi olan zekas&#305;n&#305; f&#305;rsat&#231;&#305;l&#305;&#287;&#305; ile birle&#351;tirip her i&#351;ten s&#305;yr&#305;lan Hacivat ile tan&#305;&#351;&#305;r. Orhan Gazi'nin ad&#305;na yap&#305;lan caminin in&#351;aat&#305;nda beraber &#231;al&#305;&#351;maya ba&#351;larlar. Ama yapt&#305;klar&#305; i&#351;ten &#231;ok, mizah y&#246;n&#252; kuvvetli sohbetleri hemen farkedilir. At&#305;&#351;malar&#305; s&#305;ras&#305;ndaki komiklikleri o kadar &#252;nl&#252; olur ki, davetten davete ko&#351;tururlar, g&#252;lmek isteyenlerin g&#246;nl&#252;n&#252; yapmak i&#231;in.
&#350;&#246;hretin bedeli &#351;imdi nas&#305;l a&#287;&#305;rsa o y&#305;llarda da bundan farks&#305;zd&#305;r. Hacivat ve Karag&#246;z'&#252;n hem g&#252;ld&#252;ren hem d&#252;&#351;&#252;nd&#252;ren diyaloglar&#305;ndan rahats&#305;z olanlar&#305;n kahramanlar&#305;n kaderini de&#287;i&#351;tirmeleri hi&#231; de zor olmayacakt&#305;r.
Цитата:
"Karagoz Hacivat Neden Olduruldu" is Akay and Kazak's take of the legendary personalities Karagoz and Hacivat who are the main characters of Turkish shadow theater. Although their life stories are not known, Akay and Kazak tell a very plausible story that could easily be true. True or not, their story fits exactly what they symbolize - the synthesis of crude and sophisticated humor freely targeting dishonesty, corruption, unfairness and inequality in society.

The setting is the early 14th century, when Byzantian and Seljuk Empires were in shambles following the destructive Mongolian invasion. At the Muslim/Christian borderlands, and out of the reach of the now weakening Mongolian power, the Ottoman State is at its infancy, rapidly expanding at the expense of the neighboring Byzantian and Turkish principalities. Since the cultural homogenization is not as fast as military conquests, a colorful, eclectic intermixing of cultures is underway. This is the perfect breeding ground for the elements Akay seems to take his inspirations from, and he weaves them into his story so masterfully.

Ezel Akay seems to reach his maturity at a very early stage. With his second movie, he already has a signature style and an efficient formula to make the audience laugh and cry with only a snap of a finger. He has absolute emotional control over the audience, thanks to his masterful use of visuals and music.

He also owes a lot to Haluk Bilginer (Karagoz), who is an acting genius. (His talents seem to include Mongolian throat singing if my ears did not deceive me). Beyazit &#214;zt&#252;rk (Hacivat) is not as talented an actor, but he is the wisest choice for the role. Another good casting is G&#252;ven Kirac as the villain. He has such a wide acting range, he gave me the impression that he could have played almost all the roles in the movie.

Like Akay's earlier movie 'Neredesin Firuze', the music is outstanding - Central Asian Turko-Mongolian tunes yet to be "contaminated" by Middle Eastern influences, beginning to clash with already eclectic Eastern Roman-Judaic melodies. The dynamic synthetic nature of the music parallels with the cultural synthesis what early Ottoman state and society building is all about.

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