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Film
Discovering Turkish Cinema: The Edge of Heaven
September 27, 2008, 8 p.m.
Rich Theatre
$7 general admission; $6 students, seniors, and Museum members. Patron-level members, free.
$7 general admission; $6 students, seniors, and Museum members. Patron-level members, free.
Winner of the Best Screenplay Award at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival, The Edge of Heaven is a haunting film with multiple narratives interwoven in the Babel mode. Fatih Akin's complex tale moves from Germany to Turkey, centering on two mothers, two daughters, and a father and a son. Each pair negotiates ever-widening generational and geographic distances.
(Turkey/Germany/Italy, 2007, 122 minutes.)
In Turkish and German with subtitles.
This film is not appropriate for children.
(Turkey/Germany/Italy, 2007, 122 minutes.)
In Turkish and German with subtitles.
This film is not appropriate for children.
