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İnşaat 2

İnşaat 2

Movie · 2014 · 9 people

Continuing Ömer Vargı's earlier İnşaat, the 2014 Turkish film İnşaat 2 mixes comedy with a noir edge. It is also known as On Yılda Bir İnşaat 2. Distributed by UIP, it reached cinemas on November 7, 2014, and runs 116 minutes. Vargı wrote the script with Erol Hızarcı and also produced it, under the Filma Cass banner.

Ali and Sudi have just served ten years in prison and are starting to enjoy freedom when two bodies wash up on the shore. To avoid trouble they bury them at once, but the decision pulls them into a tangled predicament. As they plan to leave for another country with the women they love, the bodies keep leading to new complications. Şevket Çoruh plays Sudi and Emre Kınay plays Ali. Natalia Chubenko is Elena, Anastasia Beloborodova is Olga and Yeşim Büber is Nazife, with Şehsuvar Aktaş, Yiğit Arı, Selma Kayabaş, Ayhan Taş, Günay Karacaoğlu, Bahtiyar Engin and Emre Törün also in the cast.

Olcay Oğuz handled the cinematography, Ömer Özgür the music and Erkan Tosun the editing. The ensemble includes a municipal official, museum directors, archaeologists, a muezzin and an imam.

DirectorÖmer Vargı
Production companyFilma Cass

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Şevket Çoruh Şevket Çoruh Actor · 53 years old Sudi Emre Kınay Emre Kınay Actor · 56 years old Ali Bahtiyar Engin Bahtiyar Engin Actor · 61 years old Reporter Emre Törün Emre Törün Actor · died at 53 Mafia Günay Karacaoğlu Günay Karacaoğlu Actor · 55 years old Journalist Yeşim Büber Yeşim Büber Actor · 49 years old Nazife Şehsuvar Aktaş Şehsuvar Aktaş Actor · born 1964 Sedat İsmail Düvenci İsmail Düvenci Actor · 78 years old Asım Güzin Usta Güzin Usta Actor · 73 years old Old Woman

Also in the cast: Yiğit Arı, Selma Kayabaş, Ayhan Taş, Natalia Chubenko (Elena), Anastasia Beloborodova (Olga)

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Action & Thriller Fan Puts pace, tension and set pieces first; little patience for slow drama.

İnşaat 2 lights the fuse quickly with two bodies washing up on the shore, and that is a good start. Every step Ali and Sudi take to get out of trouble opens a new problem, which turns the film into a kind of chase. Fans of dark humor mixed with tension will have fun. But 116 minutes is long for this sort of film, and in the middle some scenes get hung up on jokes and lose momentum.

Cinephile Looks at script, editing and directing choices; keeps a distance from formula films.

Ömer Vargı's sequel tries to blend the comedy it inherits from the first İnşaat with a noir tone. The way every attempt to get rid of the bodies ties a new knot is a classic chain-of-bad-decisions structure, and when it works it reaches a Coen-like absurdity. The trouble is that the script, co-written with Erol Hızarcı, does not keep that engine tight enough: the crowded ensemble, from a municipal official and museum directors to archaeologists, a muezzin and an imam, is colorful one by one but often feels like a string of sketches rather than a force driving the story. The rapport between Şevket Çoruh and Emre Kınay carries the film, and Olcay Oğuz's cinematography suits the genre's dark mood. A shorter, more disciplined edit would have done the idea far more justice.

Family Viewer Asks whether the whole household can watch it; cares about humor and heart.

İnşaat 2 is a comedy, but it is about dead bodies, a buried secret and two men just out of prison. It is not suitable for watching with young children. Teenagers and adults may laugh as things keep getting more tangled. If you are not used to dark humor, some of the jokes may feel heavy. In a family, it is more an evening film for the grown-ups.

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