No need for trust. Believing is enough.
Ali (Ugur Uzunel) is experiencing a debilitating dose of ennui. His father wants him to settle down and help him run his business, but Ali has no interest in that whatsoever. Instead, Ali is consumed by his dreams of a cargo ship named Vamos that he thinks will take him off to his true purpose in life. Eda (M. Sitare Akbas) is a young graffiti artist that seems to be painting the same ship that Ali sees in his dreams. The two meet and agree to find the ship and leave together. Eda is having trouble at home as her father has returned, apparently after years of unexplained absence, and her mother embraces the chance to have the family back together again. I'm not sure what the fish meant, though.
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Ali (Ugur Uzunel) is experiencing a debilitating dose of ennui. His father wants him to settle down and help him run his business, but Ali has no interest in that whatsoever. Instead, Ali is consumed by his dreams of a cargo ship named Vamos that he thinks will take him off to his true purpose in life. Eda (M. Sitare Akbas) is a young graffiti artist that seems to be painting the same ship that Ali sees in his dreams. The two meet and agree to find the ship and leave together. Eda is having trouble at home as her father has returned, apparently after years of unexplained absence, and her mother embraces the chance to have the family back together again. I'm not sure what the fish meant, though.
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- 6/8/2015
- by Jason Ratigan
- JustPressPlay.net
The distributor has acquired North American rights to Jean-Luc Godard’s 3D Goodbye To Language following its recent Cannes premiere.
The film tied with Mommy for the jury prize on the Croisette and will open in New York in late October followed by national roll-out on 3D screens before ancillary platforms in 2015.
Alain Sarde produced the film and Kino Lorber CEO Richard Lorber brokered the deal with head of international sales Carole Baraton of Wild Bunch.
Goodbye To Language charts the breakdown of a relationship and assumes the Pov of a dog.
Indiepix has acquired world rights to Elig Refig’s Turkish film Ships (Ferahfeza) starring Ugur Uzunel and M Sitare Akbas as strangers who embark upon a quixotic quest through Turkey’s port cities. Indiepix plans a limited theatrical release this year and will distribute internationally through its channels.
The film tied with Mommy for the jury prize on the Croisette and will open in New York in late October followed by national roll-out on 3D screens before ancillary platforms in 2015.
Alain Sarde produced the film and Kino Lorber CEO Richard Lorber brokered the deal with head of international sales Carole Baraton of Wild Bunch.
Goodbye To Language charts the breakdown of a relationship and assumes the Pov of a dog.
Indiepix has acquired world rights to Elig Refig’s Turkish film Ships (Ferahfeza) starring Ugur Uzunel and M Sitare Akbas as strangers who embark upon a quixotic quest through Turkey’s port cities. Indiepix plans a limited theatrical release this year and will distribute internationally through its channels.
- 6/30/2014
- by jeremykay67@gmail.com (Jeremy Kay)
- ScreenDaily
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