I've noticed some fluctuations in the quality and viewership of local films lately. Some people love them and criticize them, while others react by saying they don't contain enough local elements. In your opinion, which aspects should local films improve upon? Is it acting, scriptwriting, or technical details that should stand out? Generally, what approach should we adopt to foster both a local and high-quality cinema culture? How do you see this issue, buddy?
How much do you think local films are being watched, in your opinion?
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I think local films need to focus more on script and plot richness, bro. Because, as everyone knows, it's hard to go beyond just telling a good story. For example, let's look at the latest or most talked-about local films: behind the most popular ones, there are always original scripts that depict slices of local life or universal themes told in a local language. That's why I think our screenwriters need to dive deep into our local culture.
Secondly, acting and technical details depend on the script carrying them naturally. So, when the script is strong, the characters become convincing, and lighting and cinematography are used more professionally. We can see this in films like "Kaçıncı Gün" or "Baba". So, isn't it about having a solid foundation first? If we establish that, the rest will follow.