Pek Yakinda Page #4

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You remember Brother Fehmi.

He used to do the door sounds in

"Star Trek" with his mouth, phssst, phssst.

God forbid!

I don't want silly things like that.

I need someone who can

devote body and soul to this.

A smart producer

would not let this script pass.

You find such a producer. Together...

Brother Ahben,...

...how much money

would you shoot this film for?

- Twenty-seven thousand lira.

- What?

I mean that was the 1978 budget.

Brother Ejder...

Oooooo....

- It's Seyhan, brother.

- Ah Seyhan, come in, brother.

Do you have an elephant comb?

An elephant comb?

What's up with that?

We're shooting a film with Veli

Bilgin and it's the last scene...

...and he wants to open

the shot with an elephant comb.

You know how it is

with art house stuff.

- If you don't have it, I'll check

in Karaky. -I don't, Seyhan.

Look at the films

those guys are making, man!

The man is clever.

He's making it for the festival.

The prize money is 300,...

...he's spending 100, so the

200 go straight to his pocket.

- How nice is that! -While we eat

bread and cheese on the set.

Exactly.

Anyway, I'll see

you later, brother.

See you.

See how people

know their interests...

...while you just sit there.

Shut up, you the failed actor

who fell off his horse.

We fell off the horse because

of our love of film, man.

You're putting on airs just

because we no longer have clout.

Of course I'll put on airs,

I am an artist, darling,...

...I'm a director. But you are

a craftsman, a laborer.

I tell you to build the

set here and you build it.

I tell you to jump off the wall and you

jump off the wall. That's what you are.

- And that's it.

- I'll rip that wig off your head.

You put on these airs with

that film you haven't made,...

...who do you think you are?

- Who do you think you are?

Who are you? Look at the wall,

you see which films I made.

Yeah, right, they're all black-and-white,

you don't have a single friend in color.

You Andy Warhol. You got a

Polaroid hanging around your neck,...

...so why don't you shoot?

Of course, there is no film in it.

You're broke, you don't

even have underwear on!

You ignoramus. I look at the angles

with this, the angles. Do I have to shoot?

For God's sake, how did we

get here? Calm down, will you?

Really, man.

"-Alo."

- Yes, Arzu?

"Hello, Zafer, I just

spoke to the lawyer."

"He asked what should we put

on the papers as your profession."

"If we put DVD pirate, it would cause

problems with the police, he said."

What, DVD pirate, how could you

write something like that?!

"That's what I'm saying, Zafer."

"He says they wouldn't let you see

your son, it would end up at the police."

Arzu, I'm telling you

I don't want a divorce.

"Zafer, what should we

write for your profession?"

Filmmaker!

- Give me that jacket!

- I won't!

- I'll hit you.

- Go ahead, man. Hit me.

A film man will have

hit another film man.

You can't have single thing

from this shop, not even a nail.

Gentlemen!

If you're done fighting,

shall we shoot this film?

May it go well.

May I call you my producer?

Master, please.

We have a fantastic script.

- Now all we need is a good team.

- But I won't let you touch my script.

Let him touch it, man, let him touch it.

He's putting in his money.

I mean, I'm sorry, but

I will set the rules a little.

Locations, sets, fabrics, it's

all ready, like an encyclopedia.

The whole shop is at your disposal.

There are spears everywhere.

- What spears, dear?

- It was just an idea.

But no more conflicts

like this, come on, make up.

Ejder is my dear brother.

This was just a filmmakers' fight.

Good for nothing.

Master, do you still insist

on Enis Fosforolu?

I mean when was the

last time you saw each other?

At the Antalya Golden Orange Festival,

in '79. But this is how we are.

I made him a promise.

It's important in cinema.

That's right.

I made a promise, too.

For this to be a good film.

Alright, good luck!

- Alright, then.

- Good luck.

"Are you asleep?"

That was cheap, Engin.

If I wasn't in such a hurry...

No, Zafer, there is

no movement right now,...

...I think I gave you a very

good price. Hope it's for the best.

Thank you.

I'll be in touch.

- What's up, Zafer?

- Fine, Ince. You?

- Did you go and see

Brother Izzettin? -I did.

- I see business is good.

- Come on my friend, for God's sake.

Zafer, you got rid of those

guys and the DVDs and stuff.

- I have work to do, man. Come on.

- That's what I'm saying, man.

You have work to do. Go take care of it.

Forget about brother Izzettin.

Watch out for yourself, Zafer.

Metin will play Mr Fethi.

Haldun is definitely Sabri,

the college kid.

And no one can play the

Suzan character other than Meral.

Please, don't involve

that drunk in this.

Don't be rude.

Where is my latte?

Coffee with milk suddenly became

a latte now the shooting started?

Ejder.

I mean if there was a strong brand

behind the film, you know, as a sponsor...

I'm doing art here, darling.

I don't want brands.

- Good. Right.

- Right.

Is the meeting at 11:00, brother?

I set it at 11:
00.

Don't worry, I'm on top of it.

- Well done!

- Idiot.

What's up, Dad?

My dearest daughter, welcome.

- Brother Zafer.

- Hello.

You remember Brother Ahben!

He moved in across from me a month ago.

How could I forget?

We used to live in Cihangir.

But Cihangir is finished

my girl, I can't create there.

My girl. She studied film,

she's not like us.

She's our pride. Every series

she made is top of the charts.

So, what's up,

what are you doing?

You see...

We're about to start shooting.

We need a very sharp assistant.

Brother Ejder says Tuna would make it fly.

I just finished a 500-episode series.

My brain is like mashed potatoes.

There aren't many locations. Just make

the schedule, it would be enough, really.

I'm going to Olimpos

with Teoman and friends.

You know that

Teoman quit music.

If you could just take a look, really,

there's very little work to be done.

- Who's playing in it?

- Enis Fosforolu.

- Enis Fosforolu?

- Yes.

Interesting.

Have you spoken to him?

I'll call him right away.

"Enis Fosforolu is

for the main character."

"The parts that take

place in the mansion..."

Emotion, my friends, the most

important thing is emotion, alright?

Emotion! Just a minute,...

I'm sorry.

- Hello, yes?

- Alo.

Hello, Enis, it's Ahben...

Why do you keep calling

and bothering me?

Enis, we're finally

shooting "Summits."

I'm so excited.

Can you believe it?

Come tomorrow so we can take

your measurements for the costumes.

Listen, I'm going to report you

to the police. Enough already!

How can you call the

same actor every two years?

You can't make the film.

Leave me alone.

How is that even possible?

You're my young star.

Your young star?

I'm past sixty, man!

Don't call, you maniac,

don't ever call again!

It was worth the wait, Enis.

Everyone is committed to the film.

Kiss-kiss, darling. Bye.

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