Toss-Up
(2004)
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Toss-Up
(2004)
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Olgun Simsek | ... |
Seytan Ridvan
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Kenan Imirzalioglu | ... |
Hayalet Cevher
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Bahri Beyat | ... |
Baba Cemil
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Engin Günaydin | ... |
Sencer
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| Teoman Kumbaracibasi | ... |
Teoman
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Erkan Can | ... |
Firuz
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Settar Tanriögen | ... |
Zeyyat
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Mizgin Kapazan | ... |
Sefika
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Levent Can | ... |
Hamit
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Eli Mango | ... |
Tasula
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| Ahmet Mümtaz Taylan | ... |
Maki Amca
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Ulku Duru | ... |
Melahat
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Haldun Boysan | ... |
Muhittin
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Sultan Gündüz | ... |
Rahime
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Seda Akman | ... |
Nazan
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Yazi Tura (Toss Up) is the film of two stories taking place in 1999. Stories of two young men... One is "Ridvan the Devil", a young football player from Central Anatolia, Cappadocia / Goreme, and the "Cevher the Ghost", a young man who is living with his father in Istanbul. Both went to the army together, and fought in the Eastern Anatolia. Both had dreams and expectations for their civil lives back home. After their military service Ridvan goes back to his village with his right leg missing, the leg that he would score goals with, due to a mine explotion. Neither his fiancée nor his friends treat him the way before. What Ridvan has been through during the war actually brings him down with time. In the same mine explosion Cevher also lost his hearing ability of his right ear, but he is going to go through a greater change after he rescues his father from the wreckage of the Marmara Earthquake. Written by Anonymous
Winner of many regional awards, it is one of the best and very modern movied of the Turkish cinema. After long years of being trapped in the popular and easy way of film-making, finally movies with artistic values are being released. Shot with a digital camera, the movie has very interesting visual effects.(a bit exaggurated and a bit experimental perhaps) the story is based on the lives of two friends which are totally different from each other. the movie contains a lot of cultural aspects which makes it impossible to be considered as an international movie. however, as i said before, the movie itself is a very solid proof that the standards of the Turkish cinema is rising.