The premium cinema CineMastercard, located in the Dəniz Mall shopping center, hosted a gala evening of the acclaimed Turkish melodrama “0000 Kilometer”, Trend Life reports. The film’s script is a continuation of “Kilometer 3391”, which became one of the highest-grossing films of this year.
The event was attended by guests from Turkey – the director and producer of the film Deniz Enyuksek, the leading actors Derya Pinar Ak, Ahmet Haktan Zavlak, as well as the writer Beyza Alkoc, based on whose book the film was based.
The premiere of the film in Baku caused a stir. The heroes of the film walked along the red carpet, gave interviews to journalists and took pictures with all their fans. The Azerbaijani public warmly welcomed the Turkish guests, greeting them with loud applause and gifts.
“0000 Kilometer” tells the story of Izmir and Ege, whose paths cross again in the city of Izmir, where their love began. A phone call changes the lives of two lovers. There was a distance between them again. Now they are separated by “0 kilometers”. Together they will face life’s bittersweet surprises.
Cinema Distribution provided support in organizing the event.
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Expert on Turkish Drama “Kilometre”
Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we are thrilled to discuss the recent gala event for the sensational Turkish melodrama “Kilometre,” which took place in Baku. Joining us is Dr. Leyla Yilmaz, a cultural expert and a scholar of cinema studies. Thank you for being here, Dr. Yilmaz.
Dr. Yilmaz: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to talk about such an exciting event and the impact of Turkish dramas.
Editor: The gala for “Kilometre” seems to have attracted a lot of attention. What do you think makes Turkish melodramas, like this one, so captivating for audiences, especially in regions like Azerbaijan?
Dr. Yilmaz: Turkish dramas have a unique ability to resonate with audiences due to their rich storytelling and emotional depth. They often explore themes of love, family, and social issues, which are universal. In Azerbaijan, where cultural ties with Turkey are strong, these themes can create a deep connection with viewers, making them more invested in the characters and their journeys.
Editor: Interesting! “Kilometre,” in particular, has been described as sensational. What do you think sets it apart from other dramas in the genre?
Dr. Yilmaz: “Kilometre” stands out due to its intricate plot and character development. It weaves together personal stories with larger societal issues, creating a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Furthermore, the production values are high, with stunning cinematography and a talented cast that brings the characters to life in a compelling way.
Editor: At the gala event, what aspects of the production or the storytelling were highlighted by the attendees?
Dr. Yilmaz: Attendees praised the performances of the lead actors, who have become quite popular across the region. Additionally, the direction and screenplay were acknowledged for their depth and creativity. The event itself was a celebration of not just the show but also of the cultural exchange it represents, highlighting the collaboration between Turkish and Azerbaijani arts.
Editor: It seems like this gala event was not just about the show; it was also about cultural engagement. How do you see the relationship between Turkish dramas and Azerbaijani culture evolving in the coming years?
Dr. Yilmaz: I anticipate a growing synergy. As Turkish dramas continue to gain popularity, we may see more local adaptations or collaborations that fuse Azerbaijani narratives with Turkish influences. This could provide fresh content for viewers and promote cross-cultural understanding. Events like the ”Kilometre” gala serve as a great platform for fostering these connections.
Editor: That’s a nuanced perspective! for our readers interested in Turkish drama, what recommendations would you give beyond “Kilometre”?
Dr. Yilmaz: Absolutely! I would recommend titles like “Resurrection: Ertugrul,” which mixes historical fiction with drama, and “The Magnificent Century,” which delves into Ottoman history. Both shows exemplify the production quality and storytelling that Turkish dramas are known for. Furthermore, keeping an eye on emerging shows and film festivals can reveal new gems that explore contemporary issues through a cultural lens.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Yilmaz, for your insights today! It’s clear that the intersection of Turkish drama and Azerbaijani culture is vibrant and evolving. We look forward to seeing how series like “Kilometre” continue to impact audiences.
Dr. Yilmaz: Thank you for having me! It’s exciting to discuss these developments, and I look forward to more engaging stories in this genre.
Editor: And thank you to our readers for joining us. Stay tuned for more updates on cultural events and entertainment right here at Time.news!