Love, Regret, and Art: Pandemic Lessons from Station Eleven and The Real World
The three themes of lessons learned from HBO Max's Station Eleven are the same as the pandemic: love, regret, and art.
Kara Gözlüm
Hüseyin and Salim, who are roommates, make a living as garbage collectors. Hüseyin is satisfied with his life, but Salim wants to earn more money. One night, Salim notices that Hüseyin is humming a song in his sleep. He sells the composition of this song to a nightclub owner. Thus, he earns money by recording the songs Hüseyin sings every night. Some time later, a nightclub owner named Saffet wants to transfer Salim to his own nightclub. However, as Saffet tries to convince Salim, all the truths will come to light.
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Hüseyin and Salim, who are roommates, make a living as garbage collectors. Hüseyin is satisfied with his life, but Salim wants to earn more money. One night, Salim notices that Hüseyin is humming a song in his sleep. He sells the composition of this song to a nightclub owner. Thus, he earns money by recording the songs Hüseyin sings every night. Some time later, a nightclub owner named Saffet wants to transfer Salim to his own nightclub. However, as Saffet tries to convince Salim, all the truths will come to light.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Recep Filiz
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