Suisa Nr.
1007.155
Genre
Comedy

Length
128 Min.

Producer
Fida Film/CMYLMZ Fikirsanat

Director
Cem Yilmaz / Ali Taner Baltaci

Art Director
Hakan Yarkin

Screenplay
Cem Yilmaz

Plot:
Carpet salesman Arif (Cem Yilmaz) not only made friends with his heroic acts on the planet G.O.R.A. With those friends have come numerous enemies and this time he clearly feels their wrath: he is beamed to the stone age in a time machine.

Here too Arif quickly mingles with the crowd, thanks to his lofty self-confidence. This encounter has its consequences and the cavemen prematurely meet modern civilization with innovations like open-buffets and water fountains.

Arif quickly makes friends in the stone age, but his sole wish is to return to the present, back to his pregnant wife Ceku (Özge Özberk).
To do this, he needs nothing less than an ultra fast-moving technological breakthrough to build a working time machine. This means bringing his barbarian contemporaries to the present or even an advanced technological state, in the shortest time possible, by racing them through the ages.

Arif’s plan to speed up evolution faces much opposition from the cavemen who have their own ideas about making progress. As a consequence, Arif rapidly faces a series of social challenges that do not quite fit his own vision of the future...
Following the film success of G.O.R.A., another sparkling comedy alluding to cultural issues from the top Turkish stand-up comedian Cem Yilmaz. In this film, Cem Yilmaz combines societal criticism with a light and witty style, leaving no topic untouched, from talk shows to the petrol crisis and honor killings. Watching this movie will bring you to tears of laughter.


Cast
Cem Yilmaz, Ozan Güven, Özkan Ugur, Nil Karaibrahimgil, Zafer Algöz, Özge Özberk, Hasan Kacan, Muhittin Korkmaz

About The Movie
About the film

Four years after Cem Yilmaz's Sci-Fi blockbuster G.O.R.A., the sequel to this cult comedy "A.R.O.G." will be shown in theaters on December 4, 2008.

While G.O.R.A. was based on a space theme, the stand-up comedian and leading actor of the film Cem Yilmaz invites us this time to the stone age. With its budget of over 8 million Euro, A.R.O.G. holds the title of being the most expensive film ever made in the history of Turkish cinema. Apart from this, the film promises great success – the various teaser trailers have been downloaded so far on the Internet more than 10 million times throughout the world.

The film has been strongly launched in Europe with close to 150 copies in the original Turkish language dubbing.

One thing is certain, A.R.O.G., just like its predecessor G.O.R.A., will set new standards for Turkish cinema in Europe in regards to quality and entertainment value.

Apart from the number 1 Turkish stand-up comedian Cem Yilmaz, the popstar Nil Karaibrahimgil also has a leading role in the film.