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Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar's timeless masterpiece, "The Institute for Adjusting Clocks," which explores the tensions between East and West, old and new, tradition and modernity, is being brought to audiences as a contemporary adaptation where cinema and theater intertwine. The play features a captivating performance by Serkan Keskin, who embodies the character in numerous different portrayals.
Hayri İrdal spends his childhood in the impoverished streets of Istanbul, deeply influenced by an antique grandfather clock that belonged to his family. This clock prompts him to question the meaning of time and life. Over time, Hayri begins an apprenticeship with Nuri Efendi. Nuri Efendi is a man who is not only skilled in clockmaking but also deeply interested in the philosophy of time. While working with Nuri Efendi, Hayri delves into profound thoughts about time and life. As time passes, Hayri begins to question traditional ways of thinking and confronts the realities of the modern world.