BROTHER
Kardeşim Benim
North America Premiere
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Hakan is a famous 30 year-old artist, who performs alternative music. He is a calm and mysterious man.
He tries to avoid the tabloid press, but the resentment
he feels towards his brother, Ozan, draws attention
from the media. Ozan is a 28-year-old pop star. Unlike his older brother, he’s an extrovert, joyful,
funny, and a chatty, sociable person. The two brothers haven’t been on speaking terms for years.
Nor have they seen each other for a long time. They even arrange to visit their sick father at different
times. After losing their mother at an early age, they travelled through many towns with their weddingsinger father, Erkan, leading a semi-nomadic life together. In their mother’s absence, their father
foisted responsibility for raising Ozan onto his older brother’s shoulders, forcing Hakan to grow up fast at an early age. While Hakan missed out on his childhood, Ozan clearly enjoyed his at Hakan’s expense. This damaged their relationship as brothers
over time. They each decided to go their own separate ways. After many years, the two brothers find
themselves together again at their father’s funeral. Although they were planning to leave as soon as
possible after the funeral, their father’s will changes everything |
Director MERT BAYKAL
Mert Baykal (Ankara, 1979) transferred to George Mason University, USA, during the second year of his
Cinema and TV studies
at Istanbul Bilgi University. Here he studied media production at the Faculty of communications. He has since worked as an assistant director in the
cinema and advertising sectors. He directed his debut feature, Pardon, in 2004. In 2008 he set up his
own production company, Zihin Açıklığı Film, where he has produced and directed many commercials. Brother is his second feature film. |
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SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 2016
12:30 pm
Remis Auditorium
Museum of Fine Arts
465 Huntington Avenue, Boston
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Directed by
Mert Baykal
Cast:
Burak Özçivit, Murat Boz, Aslı Enver
2016 / 115 min.
with English subtitles |