The actor, who has faced racism, says his character's unprejudiced view reveals the potential of human relationships
Uğur Kaya plays taxi driver and social critic in new ARD tragicomedy
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In the new ARD tragicomedy "Today my life begins", actor Uğur Kaya plays a taxi driver who becomes a crowd favorite and social critic. According to Kaya, the character's special quality lies in his pure and unprejudiced view of life, which shows the potential of human relationships. The actor, who has faced racism due to his Turkish roots, says he has developed self-irony as a protective mechanism in dealing with such experiences. In an interview, Kaya discussed how his approach to racism has changed over time, emphasizing the importance of an open-minded attitude.
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In "Today begins my life", a new tragicomedy of the ARD, a taxi driver becomes a public favorite and social critic.
reliability low1/3 sourcesActor Uğur Kaya shows in his role what potential can be in interpersonal relationships if one is unbiased
reliability low1/3 sources“Self-irony as a protective mechanism”: This is how Uğur Kaya’s approach to racism has changed.
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Interview with Uğur Kaya - Uğur Kaya (38) was repeatedly confronted with racism in his life due to his Turkish roots. © Max Motel teleschau: Mr. Kaya, in “Today my new life begins” you play a sympathetic but chaotic taxi driver – isn’t that a bit clichéd?
according to Münchner MerkurFor me, his attitude is special - how pure he sees and lives life.
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