18-09-2011

Adana Golden Boll FF: Future Lasts Forever

By Kerem Akca

    The Future Lasts Forever directed by Ozcan Alper screens in the Turkish competition of the Adana Golden Boll Film Festival(17-25 September 2011, www.goldenbollfilmfestival.com), immediately following its world premiere at the 2011 Toronto Film Festival on 9 September 2011.

    {mosimage}Alper is seen as the most important figure of the new generation of Turkish directors. His first film Autumn (2008) has received some 30 awards, including prizes from the Locarno, Sofia and Antalya film festivals. In that film, he created a story from the point of view a political prisoner situated on Black Sea coast. Now he sets his film in the East Anatolia.

    Alper once again works with a cast of unknown actors and has a story about the post-graduate thesis of a woman. The film was shot in eight weeks. It received support from Eurimages, the Turkish Culture Ministry, CNC (France) and NRW (Germany).

    {mosimage}At the premiere of the film in the Toronto Film Festival Alper said, ‘Turkey had a lot of political problems in its history and none of it is solved. Now I am into the Kurdish problem and I don't think that it will be solved either.'

    The film is co-produced by Alper's own company Nar Film (www.narfilm.com), French company Arizona Films (www.arizonafilms.net) and German company Una Film (www.unafilm.de).

    Production contact:

    Nar Film

    Caferaga Mah. Sarraf Ali Sok. Kaan Apt. No: 25 / 3

    Kadıköy / Istanbul boudousennui7

    TURKEY

    Tel: +90 216 418 42 06

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