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 left her mark on the evening with her sensitive and responsible artistic speech. The 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival, organized by the Adana Metropolitan Municipality, concluded with the Grand Closing and Awards Ceremony held at the Çukurova University Congress Center.
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress award at the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival, drew attention to the mining disaster in Soma in her acceptance speech. Five workers lost their lives in the collapse that occurred on October 1st at the İmbat mine in Soma, Manisa. Ergüçlü said she was particularly moved by the images of Yaşar, the son of Kerim Ören, a miner who died at the age of 37. Mutter: […] Hazar Ergüçlü's call for jus…
Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress award at the Golden Adana Film Festival, drew attention to the five miners who lost their lives in Soma. Actress Hazar Ergüçlü: “When I see the children of miners crying, I feel ashamed to be alive.” Medyascope
At the 33rd International Adana Golden Koza Film Festival, Hazar Ergüçlü, who won the Best Actress Award for her role in the film "Mutter: A Mother's Diary," commemorated Yaşar, the son of 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."
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