'Noksan', the only Turkish production in the Cannes Film Festival selection, was awarded at Cannes

Noksan, directed by Cem Demirer, which was the only Turkish production in the selection of the 77th Cannes Film Festival, competed in the 'Semaine de la Critique' section of the festival. The film won the Canal+ Award.

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'Noksan', the only Turkish production in the Cannes Film Festival selection, was awarded at Cannes

Director Cem Demirer, who held the world premiere of his first feature film 'Mendirek' at the Atlanta Film Festival and left the 29th Adana Golden Boll Film Festival with two awards, saw his film 'Noksan', selected for the 'Semaine de la Critique' section of the 77th Cannes Film Festival, win the Canal+ Award.

The short film 'Noksan', which he produced together with Berfin Demirat, had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 20.

PLOT OF NOKSAN

Noksan follows the quest for meaning of Mert, who interacts with different people and entities while experiencing an inner crisis while working at an amusement park. Struggling with an internal duality, Mert works at the amusement park.

Interacting with different people and entities, Mert tries to understand what is going wrong with his mental health during this process.

Trying to find the answers to these questions that occupy his mind, Mert avoids facing his inner mysteries.

News Source: 12punto