Istanbul’s historic 1948 Atlas Theater gives a number of award-winning films for December.
Located within the coronary heart of Beyoğlu, internet hosting quite a few galas, native cinemas and blockbusters with its renewed digital infrastructure, in addition to internet hosting performing arts and live shows, the extremely anticipated unbiased movies will probably be screened within the theatre.
Within the scope of the choice, “Holy Spider,” “Sick of Myself” and “Burning Days” will meet cinemagoers all through the month.
‘Holy Spider’
Written and directed by the Iranian director Ali Abbasi, who had an awesome debut on this planet of worldwide cinema with the film “Border,” his newest film “Holy Spider” takes its theme from a real-life misogynist serial killer. Based on the true story of serial killer Saeed Hanaei, who killed 16 girls earlier than he was caught in 2001, “Holy Spider” brings to the display screen the charming and compelling story behind one in every of Iran’s most infamous killers. Having made its world premiere at this yr’s Cannes Film Festival, Zar Amir-Ebrahimi received the Best Actress Award and was broadly praised for her daring efficiency.
A coproduction of Denmark, Germany, Sweden and France, “Holy Spider” might be watched on Dec. 3, 7.
‘Sick of Myself’
Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli, identified for his brief movies, video clips, commercials and his first characteristic movie “DRIB” (2017), “Sick of Myself,” seems as a harsh critique of the picture tradition of recent society. Making its world premiere within the “Un Certain Regard” part on the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, it tells the story of a girl who’s overshadowed by her boyfriend’s success, she decides to make a vicious plan to get her “deserved” place in Oslo’s cultural elite.
The Hollywood Reporter journal describes the story of Signe, who goes on a dead-end path to continually garner consideration, pity and sympathy as “a disastrous, funny, shamelessly appealing, delightful and devilish feast.”
It might be watched on Dec. 2, 6 and eight.
‘Burning Days’
“Burning Days” by director and screenwriter Emin Alper had its world premiere on the seventy fifth Cannes Film Festival and successful 21 awards in several native and overseas movie festivals, will meet the viewers in December in Atlas 1948 as a part of the “12th International Crime and Punishment Film Festival.”
Starring Selahattin Paşalı and Ekin Koç, “Burning Days” is about in a small city within the Turkish heartland of Anatolia that’s coping with water and political crises, the movie focuses on a younger and devoted prosecutor.
A coproduction of Türkiye, France, Germany, Holland, Greece and Croatia, “Burning Days,” will probably be screened on Dec. 14, 17 and 28.
