SYNOPSICS
Asansör (1999) is a Turkish movie. Mustafa Altioklar has directed this movie. Mustafa Ugurlu,Arzu Yanardag,Demet Sener,Emre Altug are the starring of this movie. It was released in 1999. Asansör (1999) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
The images reflected on the screen come from a camera that Namik is carrying, a camera that is forgotten. The young man running in a hospital corridor is looking for his wife, Nurcan, who is a nurse. He finds her and takes the trigger of his gun. And then he decides on his own life and all this is recorded in the camera. Can goes to an address he never met to meet a woman he met on the internet and would see for the first time in the physical environment. The apartment is an old, renovated and abandoned look. Can is in the elevator. When the 4th floor comes, the elevator stops. As the interior doors slammer and make noise, the cabin falls half a meter down. When you are shouting in the panic, the door to the apartment opposite the cabin opens. A woman is seen. From this moment on, the 4-day slavery in Can's cabin begins.
Asansör (1999) Reviews
M. Altioklar did it again...
He's always the same! in his movies there's no sign of intelligence... if there's, the movie is just a copy of Hollywood movies. Asansor is one of the most boring films i've ever watched. Altioklar was trying to do something, but what??? trying to be interesting? different? cult? wanna confuse our brains and then shock us ? wanna make us think? During the movie i've always waited for something to happen. i always said to myself "alright a few minutes later, there will be something and i will say 'i can't believe this intelligence' and i will applause all the crew on my feet!". But... till the end of the movie there's just NOTHING! And Arzu Yanardag is not a good actress, she acts unnatural. she was acted in the beginning of Turkish TV-Series Gumus, Yanardag was very well on these scenes. i wish she can always act like that. Mustafa Ugurlu is one of the greatest actors in Turkey, but i think he doesn't fit the movie, Ugurlu deserves much better than this. P.S. : one of my friends said that Asansor is a completely copied movie. I'm not sure but i guess it is copied from an European movie, but i didn't watch. If someone knows the original movie pls write down its name in your comment.
Bad Sample
Really bad samples of new generation Turkish films. This film reflects the director's non ripen cinema culture. He use too incomprehensible objects and metaphor. Basic, non merry, boring sample of non-traditional Turkish cinema.
Nice acting.
The solid start and plot, but a lot of technical mistakes on the end, with a lack of sound eff and music on the last reel. Some of the repliques are missing or misspelled in dubbing, due to deadline rush, as it seems. With a careful sound design, this could be the nice movie.