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13. Feb. 2015 · The Fish in Me: Directed by Ertan Velimatti Alagoz. With Emirhan Arapoglu, Okan Avci, Genco Caglar, Deniz Celiloglu. The Fish In Me tells the liberating story of Barris, who is stuck in his physical and mental limitations, by using the metaphor of opening up from the aquarium into the sea.
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- Drama
- Ertan Velimatti Alagoz
- 2015-02-13
THE FISH IN ME. THE FISH IN ME (İÇİMDEKİ BALIK), 2015 . Turkey | DCP, Color, 90’ | Turkish. Director: Ertan Velimatti Alagöz. Cast:Deniz Celiloğlu, Deniz Özdoğan, Emirhan Arapoğlu, Okan Avcı. Barış is a marine biologist in his late thirties whose left hand looks like a fin due to the medication his mother took during pregnancy ...
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- Drama
- 2015
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27. Apr. 2015 · The Fish in Me: A subtly humorous and intriguing story of identity. by Vladan Petković. 27/04/2015 - Ertan Velimatti Alagöz’s second film, one of the few titles to actually screen at the Istanbul Film Festival, boasts a clever script that gives plenty of room for the viewer's own conclusions.
Summaries. The Fish In Me tells the liberating story of Barris, who is stuck in his physical and mental limitations, by using the metaphor of opening up from the aquarium into the sea. Barris, a marine biologist in his thirties, was born with a defect in his left hand, making his hand look like a fin. He tries to find a meaning to his physical ...
The Fish In Me tells the liberating story of Barris, who is stuck in his physical and mental limitations, by using the metaphor of opening up from the aquarium into the sea. Barris, a marine biologist in his thirties, was born with a defect in his left hand, making his hand look like a fin.
27. Apr. 2015 · synopsis. Barış is a thirty-something marine biologist whose left hand was malformed due to the drugs his mother had used during pregnancy. Suffering certain psychological defects, which he struggles to defeat through science, Barış goes through dark an depressive winters and brightly manic summers.
