GOMEDA
5 friends take a road trip to visit the caves within the Gomeda valley. Little do they know that these caves are still haunted by memories of torture that took place in the past. As they get closer, one by one, their dreams turn into nightmares, their nightmares turn into hallucinations, and their hallucinations turn into reality until the line between real and surreal exists no more: The valley begins to resemble the mother's womb, and the caves begin to resemble the umbilical cord between the mother and her unborn child. The memories of torture give way to the ever-haunting presence of guilt and regret that could only be felt by a mother.
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KELOGLAN VS. THE BLACK PRINCE
The story starts on the day Keloglan goes bald. Keloglan is in love with Cankiz, the Princess of the Kingdom of the Good. Cankiz however, is attracted to the Black Prince of the evil neighboring Kingdom of the Vandams.
The Sultan of the Kingdom of the Good and his wife want their one and only daughter Cankiz to marry Keloglan, but they don’t want to upset Cankiz, who doesn’t want this marriage.
In the last year the Sultan set a number of tasks for Keloglan and his best friend Cankusoglan including catching and skinning the giant water snake and cutting off the claws of ten tigers in the forest. For the love of Cankiz, Keloglan has achieved all these tasks. Yet, Cankiz always finds an excuse to get out of marrying Keloglan. Now the Sultan asks Keloglan and Cankusoglan to steal the gold belt from the waist of a cruel giant and bring it to him. Keloglan throws himself into a new adventure for the sake of love and sets off with Cankusoglan and his donkey. The neighbor's daughter Balkiz who is madly but vainly in love with Keloglan follows them. Keloglan, Cankusoglan and Balkiz journey from adventure to adventure, meeting on the way many fairy-tale heroes. The Black Prince, whose greatest desire is to immortalize his name by achieving the triumph of evil, tries to stop Keloglan with the help of his bodyguard Kil Bil.
Dragons, Giants, Prines and Princesses …
Scenes, each of the funnier than the other, which reveal this mess of love stories, will bring you once again to laughter.
The Sultan of the Kingdom of the Good and his wife want their one and only daughter Cankiz to marry Keloglan, but they don’t want to upset Cankiz, who doesn’t want this marriage.
In the last year the Sultan set a number of tasks for Keloglan and his best friend Cankusoglan including catching and skinning the giant water snake and cutting off the claws of ten tigers in the forest. For the love of Cankiz, Keloglan has achieved all these tasks. Yet, Cankiz always finds an excuse to get out of marrying Keloglan. Now the Sultan asks Keloglan and Cankusoglan to steal the gold belt from the waist of a cruel giant and bring it to him. Keloglan throws himself into a new adventure for the sake of love and sets off with Cankusoglan and his donkey. The neighbor's daughter Balkiz who is madly but vainly in love with Keloglan follows them. Keloglan, Cankusoglan and Balkiz journey from adventure to adventure, meeting on the way many fairy-tale heroes. The Black Prince, whose greatest desire is to immortalize his name by achieving the triumph of evil, tries to stop Keloglan with the help of his bodyguard Kil Bil.
Dragons, Giants, Prines and Princesses …
Scenes, each of the funnier than the other, which reveal this mess of love stories, will bring you once again to laughter.
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