A Gigantic Jigsaw Puzzle: The Epicurean Inscription of Diogenes of Oinoanda / Devasa Yapboz: Oino...
A Gigantic Jigsaw Puzzle: The Epicurean Inscription of Diogenes of Oinoanda
The Ancient City of Oinoanda, close to Fethiye, hosts presumably the largest philosophical inscription of the ancient world. The inscription, which has an estimated length of 65 to 80 meters, had been constructed by Diogenes of Oinoanda so as to convey Epicurean philosophy to the next generations and visitors of the city. The research which was restarted in 1968 after the discovery in the 19th century is being continued by an international team that makes use of newest technologies. Moving from the history of research full of surprises and difficulties, the film elaborates on the Epicurean approaches to concepts such as pleasure, happiness, friendship, dreams, and gods. Contributions from the local people and the members of surface survey team take place along with the views of experts including the senior researcher Martin Ferguson Smith.
Credits:
Director: Nazım Güveloğlu
Executive Producer: Halil Turan
Script: Nazım Güveloğlu
Camera: Nurten Şalıkara, Arşad Narçin
Original Soundtrack & Animation: Özgür Can Alkan
Editing: Nazım Güveloğlu, Nurten Şalıkara
Color Correction: Şafak Türkel
Voiceover: Filiz Bozkuş
Production Coordinator: Sinan Kadir Çelik
Scientific Research Project Team: Prof. Dr. Halil Turan, Prof. Dr. Suna Güven, Araş. Gör. Özgür Uçak
Festivals:
* Licodia Eubea International Archaeological Film Festival (2017, Italy)
* The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival (2017, USA)
16th Bidasoa International Archaeological Film Festival (2016, Spain)
* 4th Split International Archaeological Film Festival (2016, Croatia)
* AGON International Archaeological Film Festival (2016, Greece)
* 18th Boston Turkish Film Festival, Documentary and Short Film Competition (2013, USA)
* Cinarchea International Archaeology Film Festival (2013, Germany)
* 5th TRT (Turkish National Television) Documentary Awards - Professional Category (2013, Turkey)
* 24th Ankara International Film Festival, Documentary Competition - Professional Category (2013, Turkey)
* Selection for the Turkish Stand at the 66th Cannes Film Festival (2013, France)
Awards:
* "Premio Archeoclub d’Italia" (Audience Best Film Award) Licodia Eubea International Archaeological Film Festival
* "3rd Prize", 4th Split International Archaeological Film Festival
* "Award of Originality", AGON International Archaeological Film Festival
* "Special Mention", 18th Boston Turkish Film Festival, Documentary and Short Film Competition
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Devasa Yapboz: Oinoandalı Diogenes’in Epikurosçu Yazıtı
Fethiye yakınlarındaki Oinoanda Antik Kenti, Eskiçağın en büyük felsefi yazıtı olarak tahmin edilen bir esere ev sahipliği yapmaktadır. 65 ila 80 metre uzunluğundaki bu yazıt, Oinoandalı Diogenes tarafından kente gelen ziyaretçilere ve sonraki kuşaklara Epikurosçu felsefeyi aktarmak için yaptırılmış. 19. yüzyıldaki keşiften sonra 1968 yılında tekrar başlayan araştırmalar halen güncel teknolojinin de yardımıyla uluslararası bir ekip tarafından sürdürülüyor. Film, sürprizler ve zorluklarla dolu bu araştırma sürecinin etrafında, mutluluk, haz, dostluk, rüyalar, tanrılar gibi konulardaki Epikurosçu yaklaşımlara eğiliyor. Duayen araştırmacı Martin Ferguson Smith’in de aralarında bulunduğu uzmanların yanında, yerel halktan ve yüzey araştırma ekibinden katılımcıların katkılarına yer veriliyor.
Künye:
Yönetmen: Nazım Güveloğlu
Yürütücü Yapımcı: Halil Turan
Senaryo: Nazım Güveloğlu
Kamera: Nurten Şalıkara, Arşad Narçin
Özgün Müzik & Animasyon: Özgür Can Alkan
Kurgu: Nazım Güveloğlu, Nurten Şalıkara
Renk Düzeltme: Şafak Türkel
Seslendirme: Filiz Bozkuş
Yapım Koordinatörü: Sinan Kadir Çelik
Bilimsel Araştırma Projesi Ekibi: Prof. Dr. Halil Turan, Prof. Dr. Suna Güven, Araş. Gör. Özgür Uçak
Festivaller:
* Licodia Eubea Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali (2017, İtalya)
* The Archaeology Channel Uluslararası Film Festivali (2017, ABD)
* 16. Bidasoa Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali (2016, İspanya)
* 4. Split Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali (2016, Hırvatistan)
* AGON Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali (2016, Yunanistan)
* 18. Boston Türk Filmleri Festivali, Belgesel ve Kısa Film Yarışması (2013, ABD)
* Cinarchea Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali (2013, Almanya)
* 5. TRT Belgesel Ödülleri - Profesyonel Kategori (2013, Türkiye)
* 24. Ankara Uluslararası Film Festivali, Belgesel Film Yarışması - Profesyonel Kategori (2013, Türkiye)
* 66. Cannes Film Festivali Türkiye Standı Seçkisi (2013, Fransa)
Ödüller:
* "Premio Archeoclub d’Italia" (Seyirci En İyi Film Ödülü) Licodia Eubea Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali
* "3.'lük Ödülü", 4. Split Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali
* "Özgünlük Ödülü", AGON Uluslararası Arkeoloji Filmleri Festivali
* "Mansiyon", 18. Boston Türk Filmleri Festivali, Belgesel ve Kısa Film Yarışması
Пікірлер: 26
Great documentary on a great philosopher... Simple life, controlled desires and cultivated friendships; a timeless recipe for a good life.
What an unusual film! The lack of a coherent narrative or of an interviewer to ask intelligent questions on the one hand is a little frustrating for the curious, but on the other it contributes to a dream-like sense of touching dimly on an ancient cultural past which remains mostly hidden. I would love to hear more from Martin Smith, a very interesting man who hints at an Epicurean lifestyle himself.. and also from Diogenes - strange not to hear more of his words since that was the whole point of all the expeditions and research. Also baffling that these priceless artefacts are abandoned to the weather and the goats instead of being reassembled into a wall and covered over!!
So beautiful. Love to all you friends.
harika
Nurlar içinde yat, Martin Bachmann…
Olağanüstü! Emeği geçen herkesi tebrik ediyor, teşekkür ve minnetlerimi iletiyorum. Martin Ferguson Smith hocamıza ise sağlıklı uzun ömürler diliyor, ellerinden öpüyorum.
Olağanüstü bir belgesel. Harikulade. It is great to know about the inscription which does not seem to have a rival in the world.
I want to know more
Elionize saglik gencler. Cok cok guzel olmus
Very nicely done. Great to get an inside look at the setting for this inscription.
Where can I find more information about the research on inscriptions?
A fascinating film, beautifully shot, colored, scored, and edited. Well done. Too bad the audio for Martin Smith's interviews are so over modulated. If you ever need a location sound mixer for any future projects, I'm available!
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Just found out about this wall
Wiyanawanda / Winuwanda / Oinoanda Luvian orgin city actually... Also, the Greek name comes from the Latin people. Anatolia is a civilized region with its origins from the Scythian, Luwian, Hatti, Phrygian, Lidyan and Lycian peoples. The Hellenes are mostly an invading and plundering tribe.
Hope appreciate the Turks conquered Greek heritage on the west coast of Asia Minor
@MultiCappie
4 жыл бұрын
Epicurus himself would say we are all citizens of the Earth.
@CASIUSGELAEI
4 жыл бұрын
@@MultiCappie Epicurus era was mongol raiders free!..
@serkantaskran7321
3 жыл бұрын
Anatolian and Greek civilizations were two different civilizations. If you want a resource on this subject, I can submit it. Most philosophy sources mention this situation.
2 жыл бұрын
@@serkantaskran7321 greeks were also anatolians Greeks had colonies in anatolia for thousands of years Anatolia is greek word
@foreverson
2 жыл бұрын
Wiyanawanda / Winuwanda / Oinoanda Luvian civilization orgin city actually...