Özet:

Formal differences between film films are formed within the framework of certain agreements, and the most important element that determines these differences is the "fiction". Thematically popular films use the conciliations of the classic continuity philosophy that the audience is formally familiar with. The classic continuity phantom is defined as a set of dominant formal techniques that the classic narrative cinema has used throughout the 20th century and until today. This style is based on a set of specific fictional principles to its most basic goal. This goal is to make the audience believe that he is witnessing something that is actually happening by forgetting that he is in a movie watching action. In the popular Turkish cinema, these agreements are also continued. Nevertheless, the films that remain outside the experimental cinema and are often discussively described as art films tend to have an aesthetic shape that is linked to contemporary festival films, mostly avoiding the conciliations of the classical shape, and is based on long-films, with a low-speed and therefore minimal use of fiction. But the fictional forms used in the films Point (2008) and You Light the Night (2009) differ from all these formal conventions. This is why these two films are among the formally prominent examples of Turkish Cinema. In this study, the Point and You Illuminate the Night film’s certain series of filming are resolved by the method of “focus-focus resolution”, and the formal differences of the two films have been revealed.

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