Focusing on the Turkish people's resistance for independence: Trailer for the film 'Zaferin Rengi' released

The trailer for the film 'Zaferin Rengi' (The Color of Victory), which will be released on February 16, has been published. The film, which focuses on the Turkish people's resistance for independence, will bring to light real events that took place between 1918 and 1923.

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Focusing on the Turkish people's resistance for independence: Trailer for the film 'Zaferin Rengi' released

Zaferin Rengi focuses on the Turkish people's resistance for independence, based on real events that occurred between 1918 and 1923, depicting how the national struggle initiated in Anatolia under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk grew in occupied Istanbul and how the people found unity and morale through football victories.

The film, which will conclude with the Harington Cup—one of the most significant football achievements to leave its mark on Turkish sports history—will meet audiences in theaters on February 16.

CAST

While the film's protagonist, Galip Bey, a founding member and legendary captain of Fenerbahçe, is portrayed by one of the talented actors of the new generation, Kubilay Aka, we will see Gülper Özdemir in the role of Peyker. Additionally, powerful actors of screen and cinema such as Nejat İşler (Sabri Toprak), Timuçin Esen (Topkapılı Cambaz), Yiğit Özşener (Mustafa Kemal Pasha), Gonca Vuslateri (Vera), Yılmaz Bayraktar (Captain Bennett), and Birce Akalay (Halide Edib Adıvar) bring to life the symbolic politicians, intellectuals, military figures, and heroic athletes of Turkish football history from that era.

The film's trailer, released after three teasers, also includes exciting scenes from Atatürk's visit to the Fenerbahçe Club and the matches played by Fenerbahçe against the occupying forces.

Directed by Abdullah Oğuz and set to be released on February 16, the film 'Zaferin Rengi' will transport the audience back to the Istanbul of a century ago with its acting, set design, makeup, and costume designs.

News Source: 12punto