The mystery surrounding the screenplay of *Sıfır Bir Adana*, one of the productions that reached a wide audience during its time, has been clarified following a statement by one of the show's lead actors, Savaş Satış.
Appearing as a guest on the program *Başka Başka Sohbetler* hosted by Ceyda Düvenci on NTV, Satış explained that the show's screenplay was not written by a single person, but through a collective process. Satış stated that he, Kadri Beran Taşkın, and Cihangir Ceyhan wrote the screenplay.
Responding to Düvenci's question, "Why are you hiding the screenwriter of Sıfır Bir?", Satış said, "No, we aren't hiding it. The essence of the matter is actually this: We were writing this work as a collective. We also had a storyteller. Our storytellers could multiply. Beran, myself, and Cihangir were writing this work."
Satış noted that leaving the screenwriter information blank in the credits turned into a mystery over time.
Satış spoke as follows:
"No, we aren't hiding it. The essence of the matter is actually this: We were writing this work as a collective. We also had a storyteller. Our storytellers could multiply. Beran (Kadri Beran Taşkın), myself, and Cihangir (Ceyhan) were writing this work."
"After that, we said to Bertan (Bertan Uçar), 'Hey, write a screenwriter here,' you know. He asked, 'What should I write for the screenplay?' We said, 'Let everyone's name be written only once... Let it be written once everywhere.' We said, 'Don't write anything there.' He said, 'Is that possible? Can it be done without writing anything for the screenplay?' We said, 'You can fix it later, whatever you want to write,' and he just pressed some keys on the keyboard and sent it. That created a mystery. We also used it as PR..."
News Source: 12punto
