Mesken (Messuage)

The Mesken film attracted great attention in Turkey for the first time with its different psychological thriller subject and magnificent visual effects that received praise from Hollywood. The unique premiere night of the film was organized as a big feast with Halloween costumes. All the cinemas were full at the premiere night where many celebrities attended and there were those who could not find a seat. The film, which was shot in eight cities in six countries with various foreign actors, attracts great attention. The recent death of Akin Aybak, one of the actors in this film, and the fact that he could not watch the film saddened everyone. Director Fortuna Zafer showed her difference again.

The premiere of the movie Mesken, which stars Turkish, Russian, American, Italian, French and Brazilian actors and was shot in 6 countries and 8 cities, was held in Istanbul for the first time in Turkey with the concept of a Halloween Party. All the movie theaters were full and there were those who could not find a seat. The movie Mesken won the appreciation of the US Hollywood and Russian film industry with its very special shooting techniques. "Mesken is a visually striking movie,, TIM WEBER (US Hollywood SFX Artist for Fall Guy and Deadpool), "Mesken is the movie of the director who changed Turkish cinema,, DIMITRY DAMENKOV (Russian Reporter and RusTurkey CEO).

Fortuna Zafer's psychological thriller "Mesken" offers a remarkable experience as an international production. The fact that it was shot in eight cities in six countries increases the visual diversity and cultural depth of the film. This multi-layered approach makes the audience feel the emotional intensity offered by different locations and atmospheres.

The film manages to delve deeply into the dark corners of human psychology. The characters' internal conflicts and mysterious pasts keep the audience in suspense, while offering a story full of tension-filled moments. Zafer's masterful direction constantly brings the audience together with tension and takes them on a journey full of unexpected surprises.

At the same time, the fact that the film takes place in different geographies allows for the treatment of various cultural and social themes. This situation establishes a deep connection with the audience by placing the characters' life struggles in a more universal context.

Overall, "Mesken" once again demonstrates Fortuna Zafer's innovative and bold approach to cinema with its strong visuals, deep character studies and gripping narrative. This film brings a fresh breath to the psychological thriller genre.