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Ali Aydin
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New Directors/New Films 2013

March 20 - 31, 2013

North American Premiere!

Basri, a railroad inspector nearing retirement, spends his days in the gorgeous Anatolian outback looking for cracks on the line and his evenings writing letters to the government, looking for news about his left-wing son who disappeared 18 years ago.

DIRECTOR
Ali Aydin
YEAR
2012
COUNTRY
Turkey / Germany
RUNTIME
94 minutes
LANGUAGE
Turkish with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
March 21, 2013
VENUES

North American Premiere!

Online sales for screenings at MoMA end three hours prior to showtime. Any remaining tickets will be available at the MoMA Film desk beginning 30 minutes before showtime.

A railroad inspector spends his days in the gorgeous Anatolian outback looking for cracks on the line and his evenings writing letters to the government looking for news about his son who disappeared 18 years ago. Basri (Ercan Kesal) fights bureaucracy and secrecy in the person of police inspector Murat (Muhammet Uzuner) and the spellbinding character study, with shades of Raskolnikov, is completed by a third man, Cemil, whose anti-social behavior begs confrontation. As tension mounts Aydin shows his considerable talent bringing this poignant tale to its heartbreaking finale. Winner of the Lion of the Future Award at the Venice Film Festival 2012. Travel support provided by the Moon and Stars Project of the American Turkish Society.

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