Interview Can Evrenol (NIFFF 24) | CCC

🎬 Current Cinematic Conundrums (CCC): An Interview with Can Evrenol – From Baskin to Sayara and Turkish Nightmares In this special CCC episode of the Art or Trash Cinema Podcast, Flo sits down with Turkish filmmaker Can Evrenol, known for cult genre hits like Baskin, Housewife, and his latest film Sayara (fresh off the NIFFF 2024 lineup). They dive deep into: 🎥 Can’s unique blend of horror, surrealism, and social commentary 🎞️ The reality of making genre films in Turkey 👻 His love for both arthouse cinema and pure genre mayhem The conversation touches on influential films like Takashi Miike’s Audition (1999), the gritty Turkish gem Somersault in a Coffin (1996), VHS-style action with Death Warrior (1984), and the haunting slow-burn Ivy (2015) by Tolga Karaçelik. What inspires a filmmaker to dive into Turkey’s collective subconscious? How do repression, myth, and chaos become cinematic language? And what the hell is Sayara, anyway? 🎧 This one's for the horror heads, arthouse lovers, and fans of international cinema that bites back. 💬 Support the pod with a positive review – it means the world!   Visit our Instagram with respect to all current infos and updates   In this #ArtOrTrashCinema interview for #CurrentCinematicConundrums, we explore #CanEvrenol's twisted visions from #Baskin to #Sayara, dive into #TurkishCinema, and celebrate #GenreFilmmaking from the fringes. With love for #Audition1999, #Ivy2015, and deep cuts like #SomersaultInACoffin, this episode is pure fuel for #IndieHorror and #GlobalCinema nerds.