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Sonbahar

  • 2008
  • 1 h 39 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,6/10
7,3 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Feza Çaldiran, Onur Saylak, Özcan Alper, and Yuri Ryadchenko in Sonbahar (2008)
Trailer for Autumn
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2 vídeos
12 fotos
Drama

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA man struggles after his release from ten years as a political prisoner.A man struggles after his release from ten years as a political prisoner.A man struggles after his release from ten years as a political prisoner.

  • Direção
    • Özcan Alper
  • Roteirista
    • Özcan Alper
  • Artistas
    • Onur Saylak
    • Megi Kobaladze
    • Serkan Keskin
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,6/10
    7,3 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Özcan Alper
    • Roteirista
      • Özcan Alper
    • Artistas
      • Onur Saylak
      • Megi Kobaladze
      • Serkan Keskin
    • 18Avaliações de usuários
    • 30Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 21 vitórias e 17 indicações no total

    Vídeos2

    Autumn
    Trailer 1:55
    Autumn
    Sonbahar (Autumn) - Represented by How It Is Films
    Trailer 1:55
    Sonbahar (Autumn) - Represented by How It Is Films
    Sonbahar (Autumn) - Represented by How It Is Films
    Trailer 1:55
    Sonbahar (Autumn) - Represented by How It Is Films

    Fotos12

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    Elenco principal10

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    Onur Saylak
    Onur Saylak
    • Yusuf
    Megi Kobaladze
    • Eka…
    Serkan Keskin
    Serkan Keskin
    • Mikail…
    Raife Yenigül
    • Gülefer
    Nino Lejava
    • Maria…
    Sibel Öz
    • Asiye
    Cihan Çamkerten
    • Onur
    • (as Cihan Camkerte)
    Serhan Pirpir
    • Cihan
    Yasar Güven
    • Kogus Yasar
    Engin Altintas
    Engin Altintas
    • Direção
      • Özcan Alper
    • Roteirista
      • Özcan Alper
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    Avaliações de usuários18

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    9das-d

    Sadness and Sadness

    Sonbahar represents a realm that metaphorically speaking belongs to silence. Yousuf seems to have that depth with which he can journey from speech to whisper to silence.This film took sadness to a height what I have rarely witnessed in films. The Russian hooker, who is a very young mother too, says to Yousuf, "You know, you seem like you don't live in the present. ... It's like you've walked off the pages of a Russian novel." Exactly that is the point. Everything is past for Yousuf -- even his sadness too -- which is now blank because, as Michail says, everything has gone -- even socialism. Now their girls become hookers. Yousuf remains in the past, he is past everything -- even pains and all. The young boy whom he tries to teach rejects him too. All the memories of university jail and all come like scattered pictures. And that exactly is the depth of blankness depicted in this film. The sad hooker goes away. Only waves rise and fall -- rise and fall -- and everything ends with a death -- a procession of death walking through the valleys. And one thing to say, the eaarlier review by 'eray-basma' mentioned that Sonbahar tries to be like Tarkovsky. I do not know why she/he said it. But, on my part I can say, for more than the last four decades Tarkovsky is like a god to me, both Tarkovsky and his poet father are like a milestone to me in human culture. But not a single time I remembered him during the movie. When it is only sadness and sadness -- the sadness becomes blank and all pervading. Sonbahar is that. Salute to the director.
    10slowboatmo

    One of best, most meticulously handled art films in my recent memory

    Honestly, I cannot find fault with this movie. If you are a fan of fast-pace,thrilling and noisy Hollywood movies or any other foreign films that are obsessed with the portrayal of sex, then you should not even bother to comment on this movie. Also, if you want to compare this film to Tarkovsky, you are ruining the name of this Turkish director. Tarkovsky's film is like watching the paint dry without any real substance, but this film is a whole level above the self-indulgent art films with ridiculously long shots that offer no meaning. The feeling of the protagonist blends perfectly with the wonderful portrayal of nature and meticulously handled cinematography to create a deeply satisfying feeling that one can rarely get from performing most of the activities in our lives. This movie succeeds on many levels, whether it be symbolical, existential and emotional level. It totally rivets the audience as we watch every sequence of the character's life unfold and are absorbed into the authentic, life-like mood of the Autumn. It is a truly enjoyable and profound experience. Because of this movie, i will be a loyal fan of the Turkish cinema for many years to come. Not only the movie shows what a real movie should be like, it can also be seen as a book of wisdom that reveals eternal truth or problems that are hidden in human lives.
    9amend71008

    Wow!

    I saw this film at the San Francisco International Film Festival and the audience was ecstatic. Fans of Bela Tarr will appreciate the scenes with no dialog, but which still deliver more information than a babbling script could have delivered about a troubled political prisoner and a conflicted nation in a confused world. The cinematography, from the "central chair" in the home to the snowy mountains of northern Turkey were amazing. One issue that I wish that I had looked at before seeing the film was the history of Turkish/Russian relations. This is a major theme. In a similar vein for those of us who have read and loved the novels of Orhan Pamuk, we westerners learn something very important about a vibrant but conflicted country. I gave this 9 stars based on content first, with cinematography a very close second. The lead actor is incredible and this is a new director to be watched.
    9jojo_omar

    Perfect Cinematography!

    The characters are clearly under-developed, it would've added more depth to the film if there were more conversations, decent ones, and if the stimulating of the memories of prison wasn't through news materials. For more over all the film was a satisfying experience and I'm giving it 9 mainly for the great cinematography.
    10yusufpiskin

    like a huge Caspar David Friedrich painting.

    "You know, you seem like you don't live in the present. It's like you've walked off the pages of a Russian novel. Yusuf, you know what I've been thinking? I wish I could leave everything behind and set off on a long journey with you."

    Another piece of wonderful minimalist cinema (i'm nothing if not consistent) this time from a Turkish filmmaker making his debut feature. Yusuf, a political prisoner, is released from jail on health grounds and returns to the tiny village community he grew up in.

    As you might expect from that premise this is a film with a political message which is at times forced upon the viewer, a distraction from the contemplative mood of the piece as Yusuf comes to terms with everything he gave up for his ideals, his new found freedom, his mortality and his struggle to reintegrate with village life.

    Packed with beautiful vistas and long moody takes without dialogue it is the use of ambient noise, or at times a lack of, that most impressed and so the occasionally invasive use of melodramatic music only served to irritate rather than accentuate the moment.

    The sub story of his connection with a young boy and a prostitute are pretty standard narrative devices but never feel arbitrary, which in itself is impressive but the emotional arc they guide you through places them as some of the more impressive uses of the trope I have seen.

    Quality low budget world cinema from a strong new voice worth keeping an eye on.

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    • Curiosidades
      Yusuf and his mother speak in Homshetsi with each other- a dialect primarily spoken in Turkey's Black Sea region and South Caucasus, blending in elements of Turkish and Armenian.
    • Conexões
      Features Tio Vania (1970)

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 19 de dezembro de 2008 (Turquia)
    • Países de origem
      • Turquia
      • Alemanha
    • Central de atendimento oficial
      • Official site (Turkey)
    • Idiomas
      • Turco
      • Georgiano
    • Também conhecido como
      • Autumn
    • Locações de filme
      • Camlihemsin, Turquia
    • Empresas de produção
      • Filmfabrik
      • Kuzey Film
      • Nar Film
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      • US$ 741.768
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    Especificações técnicas

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    • Tempo de duração
      • 1 h 39 min(99 min)
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      • Color
    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby
    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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