Green Light
(Yeşil Işık)
Directed byFaruk Aksoy
Written byFaruk Aksoy
Necef Uğurlu
StarringHülya Avşar
Kenan Işık
Haldun Dormen
Çolpan İlhan
İlker İnanoğlu
CinematographyErtunç Şenkay
Release date
5 April 2002
Running time
102 minutes
CountryTurkey
LanguageTurkish

Green Light (Original Turkish title: Yeşil Işık) is a 2002 Turkish romantic drama film, written and directed by Faruk Aksoy.

Plot

Elif is a married woman who has just caught her husband cheating. Ali is an investor on the verge of making a huge deal which could be very profitable, though at a high risk. The two cross paths at a bookstore and when they purchase the book "Yeşil Işık" ("Green Light"), and have a magical experience at the intervention of a figure observing them. When he loses all his money on the stock market after the September 11th terrorist attacks, Ali gets a heart attack . At the same time, Elif is discovered unconscious by her friend. They are both rushed to the same hospital, but Ali dies.

Ali reaches heaven, but he is refused entry into heaven and cannot return to Earth for a new life because his body has been buried and his (living) liver has been transplanted to another body. The figure who had been observing him all along, Yakup, turns out to be Ali's guardian angel and informs Ali that the person carrying his liver is Elif and the only solution would be to kill her.

Elif who is mourning after her mother death tries to commit suicide, but Ali remembering Elif from an encounter in a restaurant, saves her. After they spend the day together, Yakup warns Ali that he is endangering his own chances. Ali promises that he will kill her after a dinner date, but he unable to bring himself to do it. Instead they fall in love and drive to a hill to see if they can see the green light described in legend. When Ali is given the choice by Yakup to save himself or Elif, he sacrifices himself. But since their love was true, Ali is brought back to life. However Elif has no recollection of Ali or what took place.

Cast

Awards

Sema Atalay won the Golden Orange for Best Supporting Actress in 2002 for her role in the film.[1]

References

  1. ↑ "sinematurk.com: Awards for Yeşil Işık". sinematurk.com. Archived from the original on 2012-10-10. Retrieved 2010-02-14.
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