180°

180° is a 2010 Swiss-German drama written and directed by Turkish-born Swiss filmmaker Cihan İnan. The episodic film drew inspiration from the 1986 shooting rampage committed by Günther Tschanun. Set in a large city at dusk, it follows a number of seemingly unconnected everyday lives: shy teenagers flirting, a housewife settling in front of her soap opera, nurses chatting before the night shift, and a well-dressed couple making their way through evening traffic. When a man seeking revenge storms into a building with a rifle, these ordinary routines collide and are suddenly turned upside down. The film was screened in the international competition section of the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival. Christopher Buchholz, Sophie Rois and Michael Neuenschwander lead the cast, joined by Güven Kıraç, Şiir Eloğlu and Aslı Bayram.