Turkey’s Merve Dizdar wins most interesting actress at Cannes for ‘About Dry Grasses’
By AFP
CANNES: Turkey’s Merve Dizdar acquired most interesting actress on the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday for “About Dry Grasses”, the newest from pageant favourite Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
She acknowledged she carried out “someone who is fighting for her life and she has overcome a lot of difficulties.”
“Under normal circumstances I would have to work hard on this character in order to understand her, but I live in a part of the country which enabled me to fully understand who she is,” she added.
“I understand what it is, being a woman in that area.”
In “About Dry Grasses” she performs a former activist rebuilding her life after having her leg amputated from a bombing. She captures the pursuits of two village schoolteachers, and challenges their cynicism alongside together with her private dedication to political activism, in Ceylan’s trademark extremely efficient dialogue.
The film focuses on a dejected schoolteacher pissed off collectively together with his life in a distant Anatolian village.
Shot in Ceylan’s visually arresting style, it appears at teacher-pupil relations and the roots of political engagement.
Merve Dizdarp, from left, director Nuri Bilge Ceylan and Ece Bagcı pose on the {photograph} identify for the film ‘About Dry Grasses’ on the 76th worldwide film pageant, Cannes, southern France, May 20, 2023. (AP)
The 36-year-old Dizdar has been starring in motion pictures and television as a result of the early 2010s after studying showing and starting out in theatre.
Her roles have included some frequent TV sequence in Turkey, along with “Wounded Love”.
Ceylan beforehand acquired the Palme d’Or for “Winter Sleep”, amongst a variety of awards he has acquired via the years on the Cannes Film Festival.
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CANNES: Turkey’s Merve Dizdar acquired most interesting actress on the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday for “About Dry Grasses”, the newest from pageant favourite Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
She acknowledged she carried out “someone who is fighting for her life and she has overcome a lot of difficulties.”
“Under normal circumstances I would have to work hard on this character in order to understand her, but I live in a part of the country which enabled me to fully understand who she is,” she added.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
“I understand what it is, being a woman in that area.”
In “About Dry Grasses” she performs a former activist rebuilding her life after having her leg amputated from a bombing. She captures the pursuits of two village schoolteachers, and challenges their cynicism alongside together with her private dedication to political activism, in Ceylan’s trademark extremely efficient dialogue.
The film focuses on a dejected schoolteacher pissed off collectively together with his life in a distant Anatolian village.
Shot in Ceylan’s visually arresting style, it appears at teacher-pupil relations and the roots of political engagement.
Merve Dizdarp, from left, director Nuri Bilge Ceylan and Ece Bagcı pose on the {photograph} identify for the film ‘About Dry Grasses’ on the 76th worldwide film pageant, Cannes, southern France, May 20, 2023. (AP)
The 36-year-old Dizdar has been starring in motion pictures and television as a result of the early 2010s after studying showing and starting out in theatre.
Her roles have included some frequent TV sequence in Turkey, along with “Wounded Love”.
Ceylan beforehand acquired the Palme d’Or for “Winter Sleep”, amongst a variety of awards he has acquired via the years on the Cannes Film Festival.
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