Germany Whodunit Hysteria wins the Europa Cinemas Label Award

German director Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay’s Hysteria She received the Europa Cinemas label for the best European film in the Panorama section at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival.

The gossip thriller follows the drama in the German filming of the film, the production of real-life fire attacks on the Turkish family by the German Skinheads, which begins when the copy of the Qur’an burned on the set. This begins the smartly drawn whodunit, which also examines the question of who benefits from fictional violence in real world. “Imagine Knives Meets François Truffaut’s Day by nightBut set in today’s German crack with tensions on immigration and Islam, “” Hollywood reporter Review Jordan Mintzer, he said in Rave review.

Cinema jury Europa – consisting of Klaudia Elsässer (Art+ Cinema, Hungary), David Kelly (Cinema Light House, Ireland), Constanze Eedl (Stadtkino im Künstlerhaus, Austria) and Cenk Sezgina (Cinemates Cinmanes, his cinema) and provocative themes.

“Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay Hysteria The well -made thriller is made, “the jury states.” There is a lot of turnaround, and the film is being built according to a very exciting climate for the last ten minutes. The audience here in Berlin was obviously enjoying the ride. But besides enjoying the film, we believe that its flammable object can really promote dialogue and greater insight into tension in our society today. “

Hysteria The following is Elifa (Devrim Lignau), an internship on a film thrown into chaos after a burned Qur’an was discovered. As the tensions grow, Elif is found in a network of doubts, deceit and escalation of paranoia. The actor ensemble includes Devrim Lingnau, Mehdi Mescar, Serkan Kaya, Nicolette Krebitz and Aziz Çapkurt. Büyükatalay also wrote the script and produced the movie together with Claus Herzog-Reichel through their film shingles.

International sales for Hysteria with which Pluto Movies run.