He confessed: A continuity error in Zeki Demirkubuz's Oscar-nominated film 'Hayat'
Director Zeki Demirkubuz has admitted that a scene in his Oscar-nominated film 'Hayat' contains a 'continuity error'.
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Turkey has submitted Zeki Demirkubuz's film 'Hayat' as its candidate for the Oscars.
A social media user shared a scene from the film and asked Zeki Demirkubuz, "Sir, is there a specific reason why Hicran's hair looks different in the long shot compared to the close-up in the same sequence?"
Quoting the post, Demirkubuz replied, "What reason could there be? It's a continuity error."
IT HAD BEEN NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR
Director Zeki Demirkubuz's film 'Hayat' was selected as Turkey's candidate for 'Best International Feature Film' at this year's Academy Awards.
The film, directed by Demirkubuz, stars Miray Daner and Burak Dakak.
In the film, Hicran runs away from home after being forced by her father to get engaged. Rıza, who thinks Hicran never wanted him anyway, does not care much at first, but the situation begins to bother him, and he decides to confront her. He travels to Istanbul in pursuit of his fiancée, whom he has only seen once, and begins a long and arduous search.
The film's cast includes Cem Davran, Umut Kurt, Melis Birkan, Osman Alkaş, Ozan Dağara, Doğu Demirkol, Kayhan Açıkgöz, Muttalip Müjdeci, Seyit Nizam Yılmaz, Berfun Başel, Hande Özen, Özlem Türkad, and Caner Cindoruk.