Ulvi Dogan, Erol Tas, Hulya Kocyigit, Hakki Haktan, Alaettin Altiok
Two brothers, Osman and Hasan, disagree over allowing neighboring villagers to use the water on their land. Osman surrounds the water with barriers to prevent others from using it. Being a good man, H...( read more
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A Turkish farmer antagonises his neighbours and his younger brother by trying to monopolise the local water supply during a period of drought. I was a little disappointed with this. The argument over water rights, which takes up the first half of the movie, is (if you'll pardon t...( read more)
Metin ERKSAN is the most controversial film director in Turkey. He was making films when others try to make out what a camera is. DRY SUMMER (Susuz Yaz), 1964 is in top ten Turkish Cinema. Dry Summer, a village story whose source is the struggle over land and water, is one of the...( read more)
COMPUTER SCREEN. Hermosa a la vista y conmovedora, aunque su narrativa es algo rústica. / Beautiful to look at and moving, but its narrative is somewhat rustic.
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