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Bir başka ‘Kayıp kız’
Meğerse ‘Kayıp Kız’ın (‘Gone Girl’) yazarı Gillian Flynn’ın bir önceki romanı da ‘ruhen’ kayıp bir kızı anlatıyormuş. Kuşkusuz yazarın sadık okurları meseleye hâkimdir ama kendisinden David Fincher imzalı film sayesinde haberdar olan bizler, yeni duruma da yine sinema sayesinde vâkıf olduk. Bu haftanın yenileri arasında yer alan ‘Karanlık Yerler’ (‘Dark Places’), Flynn’ın ikinci romanının sinema uyarlaması (Meraklısına: ‘Kayıp Kız’ üçüncü romanıymış).
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90’ların efsanesi Terminatör bu kez bir üçlemeyle karşımızda. ‘Game of Thrones’un Daenerys Targaryen’i Emilia Clarke’ı yeni Sarah Connor olarak izleyeceğimiz ‘Terminator: Genisys’, yeni bir efsanenin ilk filmi. Haftanın en eğlenceli filmi ‘Onur’, Onur Haftası’nı kutlamak için de iyi bir seçenek. İyi bir korku arayanlara ‘Araftaki Ev’, İran sineması takipçilerine ‘Taksi Tahran’ Charlize Theron’lu gerilim ‘Karanlık Yerler’, haftanın diğer filmleri.
Police brutality increasing: report
ISTANBUL - Instances involving police brutality have increased in the past two years after the law regulating the duties and reponsibilities of the police was altered to give them more leeway while using force, says a report released by the Turkey Human Rights Foundation.
Returning to horror with ’Drag Me to Hell’
LOS ANGELES - Sam Raimi, who had previously earned acclaim for his cult horror series ’The Evil Dead,’ and brother Ivan Raimi have written a rather old-fashioned terror tale, full of curses and creaks, bumps and shrieks, but they've added a heavy splattering of their trademark dark humor. The result is 'Drag Me To Hell,' a cartoony but clever movie
War drama wins at Cannes
CANNES, France - Austrian director Michael Haneke's 'The White Ribbon,' a chilling study of malice in a German village on the eve of World War I, scooped the Palme d'Or top prize at the Cannes film festival Sunday night. Haneke was handed the award at a star-studded red carpet gala
Turning to humor to endure deadly flu
MEXICO CITY - As Mexicans lock themselves inside in fear of the deadly swine flu virus, they can't help but have a little fun with it. The country’s newspapers offer smiley cutouts for people to paste to their masks, and some drivers have fashioned masks for their cars
May Day
The government has finally made the right decision and declared May Day a holiday for Turkish labor once again. After 29 years, Turkish labor has got back the May Day International Labor Day holiday, which was canceled by the 1980 military coup administration. This decision by the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, government has to be appreciated.
Author and film producer bringing eastern magic to life
ISTANBUL - Whether a novel or a documentary film, Handan Öztürk barely finishes one project before she is onto the next. In her fictional books and factual documentaries, her work often features female heroines who face the region’s Eastern and Western struggles.
LeBron’s Cavs run down history
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio - The Cleveland Cavaliers are on the verge of making club history with most wins in an NBA season, eyeing for the franchise-best 58th win with still four weeks to go to before the end of the regular season. However, superstar LeBron James and his teammates do not want to stop till they get enough: which is the NBA title
’Autumn pain’: A purgatory? Not quite
"Tipota, vre, ohi, ne, avrio, simera, nani nani, moraki mou," words scattered in a dramatic sequence of phrases spelled out by trembling mouths accompanied by faces in close-up with watery eyes, staying fixed on the lens, longer that one would expect; Greek words popping up in undisciplined manner among disciplined lines of phrases in Turkish, probably sounding incomprehensive to the small Turkish audience at my local cinema where I watched Tomris Giritlioğlu’s latest movie "Autumn Pain," a new movie which is set in September 1955 in Istanbul against the background of the rampage by the Turkish mob against the Greek and other minorities of the city.
From street vendor to Turkey’s first factory
ISTANBUL - Ahmet Arslan, an Elazığ local, moved to Istanbul 11 years ago and since has established Turkey’s first çiğköfte (raw meatball) factory. 'Elazığlı Çiğ Köfteci Ahmet Usta,' which now has 18 branches, has an annual turnover of 1 million Turkish Liras.
Turkey fails to protect gay people
A demure beauty with big blue eyes, my niece melts hearts wherever she goes, especially here. Nineteen on Monday, she came from the U.S. to stay with us in Istanbul last week. With all the crap she has had to deal with in her life, and there has been much, she believes she is lucky. Her family on all sides has embraced her as gay.
At least 51 civilians killed in Gaza, Israeli FM calls Turkish counterpart
At least 51 civilians are among the victims of the massive Israeli blitz on Hamas-run Gaza Strip that has so far killed more than 310 people, a U.N. agency said on Monday. Israeli FM Tzipi Livni telephoned Turkish counterpart to inform him on the events. (UPDATED)