MeyArt – “Chirpınyrdi Kara Deniz” was Erdogan’s election song
The winners of the II “4.4 Short Plays Festival”, which opened on November 25, have been announced. At the festival, the Pantomime Theater’s “Overcoat” won the first place, the Young Audience Theater’s “I believe” the second place, and the Stage Theater’s “Wolf Legend” monoplay won the third place. Holiday 6 of the performances at the festival were held in Baku, 4 were performed by state theaters operating in the regions, and 2 were performed by independent theaters. This year’s festival is dedicated to the year of Shusha. However, there are no restrictions on the subject and genre of the plays. The winners were also awarded with cash prizes.
The song “Chirpınyrdi Kara Deniz” was the election song of Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The lyrics of the song sung by singer Azeri were changed and called “We can’t give up on you”. It will be held in Turkey next year the president The provincial head of Erdoğan’s party, which is preparing for the elections, wrote the clip “This song is the name of his love for the leader of the nation” social shared through the media.
It should be noted that “Chirpınyrdi Kara Diniz” was created by composer Uzeyir Hajibeyov and poet Ahmet Javad.
People’s artist Aftandil Israfilov was hospitalized. This was reported by the artist’s daughter Hajar Israfilova. He said that the People’s Artist is in intensive care. Hajar Israfilova says that she does not know exactly what her illness is.
A fragment of the documentary about the life of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle has been released. Coming soon to Netflix, the film is directed by two-time Academy Award-nominated Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Liz Garbus.
In the six-part project, the life of the couple was reflected from the time they met until they gave up their duties in the kingdom. “Nobody sees what goes on behind closed doors,” Prince Harry said. Also, Prince Harry said in the series’ teaser script, “I had to do everything I could to protect my family.”
Turkey The film “Odda-Iki baçı”, which is said to contain anti-Islamic elements, will not be screened in Baku. According to the plot line, the film “Odda-Iki baçı”. Azerbaijan refused to broadcast cinemas. Embassy of Germany in Azerbaijan and Europe Since the initiative of the Union’s representation regarding the screening of the film was met with protest, a step back was taken.
“Unfortunately, there was a wrong impression about the film. The film tells the personal story of two sisters with a migration background who have been separated for many years. About a quarter of people in Germany have a migration background, and are interested in questions of their family origins and identity. For this reason, the film has a special relevance for German society. This was the purpose of the film, and therefore it was planned to be shown in Azerbaijan,” the embassy said.
The film tells about the events that happened to a young girl of Kurdish-Iraqi origin named Rojda. He is a soldier of the German Armed Forces. A young girl attacks her destination in Iraq to find her missing sister. It is also reported that in the plot line of the film Turkey the military is shown as a brutal, “potential enemy”.
From November 14 to 25, 2022 in Azerbaijan XII Europe Film Festival was held. Twelve films from different countries were presented to the festival.