The Making of Michel Petite ()
Overview
The film shows the behind-the-scenes process of making a documentary about an author known for their autofiction stories. By including its own behind-the-scenes footage, it mirrors the author's storytelling approach, blending the documentary’s creation with the author's narrative technique. The relationship between reality and fiction is questioned.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tr |
| Popularity | 0.014 |
Directed By
Feyyaz Yıldırım
Crew
Feyyaz Yıldırım
Feyyaz Yıldırım
Ferahnaz Ör
Feyyaz Yıldırım
Melda Çınar
Meryem Yavuz
Ahmet Kenan Bilgic
Eray Temiz
Meryem Yavuz
Özgürcan Uzunyaşa
Ahmet Kenan Bilgic
Cenker Kökten
Dudu Elif Konuk
İdris Kaan Akbay
TOP CAST
S. Emrah Özdemir
Director#2 / (Self)
Mustafa Kıran
Kadri Kıran (Landlord) / (Self)
Feyyaz Yıldırım
(Self)
Ferahnaz Ör
(Self)
Meryem Yavuz
(Self)
Özgürcan Uzunyaşa
(Self)
Dudu Elif Konuk
(Self)
Ahmet Kuyaş
Historian (Self)
Gaye Boralıoğlu
Writer (Self)
Harun Yavuz
Cafe Owner
Gökhan Civan
Tavern Owner
İdris Kaan Akbay
(Self)
görkem barçın
(Self)
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