The life of Arabesque queen Esengül is being turned into a film
The life of Esengül, the queen of Arabesque who passed away 45 years ago leaving behind many unanswered questions, is being adapted into a feature film. Star names are expected to be part of the project's cast.
The 'queen of Arabesque', Esengül, is joining the list of artists whose lives are being adapted for cinema.
The sudden death of Esengül, who left her mark on the 70s, had plunged the music world into mourning. The life story of the successful artist, filled with secrets and ending 45 years ago with many unanswered questions, will be brought to the big screen in the film "Uçurumda Açan Çiçek: Esengül" (Flower Blooming on the Cliff: Esengül).
A meticulous effort is underway for the project, with the screenplay and production handled by Özgür Selvi, who was also among the screenwriters of the box-office record-breaking film "Bergen".
FILMING TO BE COMPLETED IN THE SUMMER
The film's cast will be announced soon. The film crew will begin shooting in the summer of 2024.
The film, with shooting to be completed in the summer months, is expected to be released in February 2025.
THE PLOT OF UÇURUMDA AÇAN ÇİÇEK: ESENGÜL
Having faced hardships since childhood, Esengül manages to reach the summit in a sector where competition is ruthless, thanks to her powerful voice and interpretation.
She wages her entire struggle in the shadow of a great and sorrowful love story. As her heart is broken time and again, her art seems to perfect itself. Esengül is a warrior woman who finds a way to turn her great losses and pains in life into success. However, a bitter end awaits her.
News Source: 12punto
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