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Sawdust Tales

1997, Turkish. Directed by Barış Pirhasan.

Sawdust Tales is a whimsical and timeless parable on survival in hard times and the force of a first love against all odds. In a timeless no-mans land scarred by social decay and imminent war, a circus troupe awaits the arrival of the mysterious Rupert who is to deliver them from danger into a better world. The old and wise tightrope master keeps a watchful, loving eye on his young apprentice who, to his concern, could be drafted into the army at any moment. To make matters worse, the boy falls in love with a mermaid...

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1h 23m
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Turkish
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Released
2 January 1997
Original title
Usta Beni Öldürsene
Written by
Bilge Karasu, Barış Pirhasan

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Sawdust Tales (1997) was directed by Barış Pirhasan and stars Hugh O'Conor, Károly Eperjes, Julia Brendler.

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