Hazar Ergüçlü Rebelled on Stage While Accepting Her Award - Sözcü Newspaper
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Hazar Ergüçlü received the Best Actress Award at the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival. Her acceptance speech, in which she commemorated the miner who lost his life in Soma and the children he left behind, drew significant attention.
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress award at the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival, commemorated Yaşar, the son of 37-year-old miner Kerim Ören who lost his life in Soma, in her acceptance speech. Stating that she also comes from a mining family, Ergüçlü said, "When I see the children of miners crying, I feel ashamed of being alive, of the air I breathe."
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress Award at the Adana Golden Koza Film Festival for her performance in the film "MUTTER: A Mother's Diary," remembered the miners and their families in her speech. Ergüçlü said, "When I see the children of miners crying, I feel ashamed of living, of breathing. Will we live with injustice? How will we continue like this?"
The awards for the National Feature Film Competition at the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival have been presented. The Best Actress & O awards were also given out during the ceremony.
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress Award at the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival, delivered a series of striking messages on stage. Highlighting the plight of mining families, Ergüçlü rebelled on stage, asking, "Are we going to live with injustice?"
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress Award at the Golden Adana Film Festival, commemorated the miners who died in Soma in her acceptance speech. Ergüçlü said, "When I see the children of the miners crying, I feel ashamed of being alive, of the air I breathe."
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