Réalisation:
Metin ErksanPhotographie:
Ali UğurMusique:
Fecri EbcioğluActeurs·trices:
Ulvi Dogan, Erol Taş, Hülya Koçyiğit, Yavuz Yalınkılıç, Ercan Yazgan, Niyazi Er, Zeki Tüney, Hakkı Haktan, Adnan Uygur, Hamit Türker, Alaettin AltiokRésumés(1)
Dry Summer is a film of passion. A passion for water as well as the obsessive passion created by forbidden love. Dry Summer is a film of captivity… Authorities at the time objected to Dry Summer representing Turkey overseas, which presented all kinds of obstacles when the film came to the Berlin Film Festival. The film walked away with the Golden Bear, but before success could even be celebrated it was ‘taken captive’ and completely forgotten for the next 45 years. Today, in these times of intellectually dry summers, when greed is driving humanity to the brink of starvation, this film could hardly be more valid. Dry Summer is one of the most important legacies of Turkish cinema, and thanks to restoration it can be re-discovered by the next generations of audiences all over the world. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Acteurs·trices
Ulvi Dogan
Turquie
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Erol Taş
Empire ottoman
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Le amanti del mostro (1974)
Hülya Koçyiğit
Turquie
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Yavuz Yalınkılıç
Turquie
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Ercan Yazgan
Turquie
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Zeki Tüney
Turquie
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
3 Dev Adam (1973)
Hakkı Haktan
Empire ottoman
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Adnan Uygur
Empire ottoman
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Time to Love (1965)
Hamit Türker
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)
Alaettin Altiok
Meilleurs films :
Susuz Yaz (1964)