İDEALKENT
Yazarlar: Bahar ŞİMŞEK
Konular:-
Anahtar Kelimeler:İstanbul,Encountering,Kemalism,Turkishness,Kurdish
Özet: İstanbul, which was settled in mind of Turkish spectator as being the indispensable setting of Yesilcam movies, has been on screen as a city by which marks of last twenty years’ political and cultural climate could be read. The aim of this article which can be taken as a comparative analysis of two movies namely Camdan Kalp (1991, Fehmi Yaşar) and Büyük Adam Küçük Aşk (Big Man, Little Love, 2001, Handan İpekçi) is to introduce a framework of the tensions of identity clashes (class antogonism, ethnic and sexual) by which new Turkish cinema is dominated. In this respect, focusing on spatial politics of founder ideology of Turkey the essay pay attention to new voices of İstanbul.