Green Light (Yeşil Işık)
Yeşil Işık (Green Light) is a 2002 Turkish film written and directed by Faruk Aksoy, a romantic drama with a fantasy premise. Described as an independent production, it opened in Turkey on April 5, 2002. Aksoy was its writer, producer and director.
The story follows Elif, played by Hülya Avşar, and Ali, played by Kenan Işık. Elif is a married woman who has just found out her husband is cheating; Ali is an investor close to a risky deal that could pay off hugely. They meet in a bookshop and both buy the same book, Yeşil Işık. After the stock market falls apart following September 11, Ali loses his money, has a heart attack and dies in hospital. He is turned away on the other side and cannot go back, because his liver has been transplanted into someone else. His guardian angel Yakup, played by Haldun Dormen, tells him the liver is in Elif's body and that his only way out is to kill her.
In supporting parts are Sema Atalay (Yeşim), Çolpan İlhan (Lamia), Uğur Kıvılcım (Gönül), İlker İnanoğlu (Mehmet), Cengiz Küçükayvaz, Deniz Akkaya, Arda Kural, Eşref Kolçak, Yasemin Kozanoğlu and Doğa Bekleriz. For this part Atalay received the 2002 Golden Orange award for best supporting actress.
| Director | Faruk Aksoy |
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Cast
Arda Kural
Cengiz Küçükayvaz
Çolpan İlhan
Deniz Akkaya
Türk Melek
Doğa Bekleriz
Eşref Kolçak
Haldun Dormen
Yakup
Hülya Avşar
Elif
Kenan Işık
Ali
Yasemin Kozanoğlu
Ayumi Takano
Olgun Şimşek
İpek Tenolcay
Serra Yılmaz
Ezel Akay
Sedat Mert
Yiğit Özşener
Also in the cast: Sema Atalay (Yeşim), Uğur Kıvılcım, İlker İnanoğlu (Mehmet)











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