uzak (2002) and a turkish film shown in the u. s. as distant and was directed and produced and written and and filmed by nuri bilgeceylan. this movie is a gritty and somber version of the clash between a city mouse and mahmut and played by muzaffer özdemir and and a country mouse and yusuf and played by emin toprak. both men are superb actors and and the plot allows them to demonstrate their acting skill. (tragically and emin toprak died in an automobile accident shortly after the movie was completed. )in most country cousin or city cousin tales and the contrast between rural and urban life styles is portrayed in a humorous fashion. in this film and there little humor or even warmth. both menhave lost touch with human society. mahmut  work as acommercial photographer for a tile company gives him no satisfaction. he has divorced a woman he clearlystill loves and and has no satisfying human relationships. mahmut has lost his job because of a factory closing in his small town and and doesn not have the skills or the energy to find work in the city. his human interactions are primarily confined to silent observations of the other people who cross his path. he clearly a warm and caring person and but can not express these qualities in an urban environment. the cousins do not relate well to the world and and they do not relate well to each other. neither makes an effort to act in a way that would provide an opportunity for bonding or closeness. in a sense and this film portrays an opportunity wasted. conceivably and each cousin could have provided at least part of what was lacking in the other life. instead and they steer parallel unhappy courses. the two men are distant throughout and which is a situation suggested by the film title. one of my friends mentioned the masterful way in which ceylan builds detail upon detail. these details ultimately tell us more about the characters than we might have learned by simple exposition. uzak was shown as part of the rochester labor film series. it not a labor film in the traditional sense of that genre. it is a labor film because it demonstrates the harmful effects of unsatisfying work (mahmut) and unemployment (yusuf). this is a quiet and absorbing and dark film. although it doesn not make for happy viewing and i walked out of thetheater realizing that i had seen a truly creative andimportant movie. this film is worth finding and seeing. 
uzak (2002) and a turkish film shown in the u. s. as distant and was directed and produced and written and and filmed by nuri bilgeceylan. this movie is a gritty and somber version of the clash between a city mouse and mahmut and played by muzaffer özdemir and and a country mouse and yusuf and played by emin toprak. both men are superb actors and and the plot allows them to demonstrate their acting skill. (tragically and emin toprak died in an automobile accident shortly after the movie was completed. )in most country cousin or city cousin tales and the contrast between rural and urban life styles is portrayed in a humorous fashion. in this film and there little humor or even warmth. both menhave lost touch with human society. mahmut  work as acommercial photographer for a tile company gives him no satisfaction. he has divorced a woman he clearlystill loves and and has no satisfying human relationships. mahmut has lost his job because of a factory closing in his small town and and doesn not have the skills or the energy to find work in the city. his human interactions are primarily confined to silent observations of the other people who cross his path. he clearly a warm and caring person and but can not express these qualities in an urban environment. the cousins do not relate well to the world and and they do not relate well to each other. neither makes an effort to act in a way that would provide an opportunity for bonding or closeness. in a sense and this film portrays an opportunity wasted. conceivably and each cousin could have provided at least part of what was lacking in the other life. instead and they steer parallel unhappy courses. the two men are distant throughout and which is a situation suggested by the film title. one of my friends mentioned the masterful way in which ceylan builds detail upon detail. these details ultimately tell us more about the characters than we might have learned by simple exposition. uzak was shown as part of the rochester labor film series. it not a labor film in the traditional sense of that genre. it is a labor film because it demonstrates the harmful effects of unsatisfying work (mahmut) and unemployment (yusuf). this is a quiet and absorbing and dark film. although it doesn not make for happy viewing and i walked out of thetheater realizing that i had seen a truly creative andimportant movie. this film is worth finding and seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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