Ozan Tekin’s original soundtrack for Türker Süer’s debut feature film Edge of Night, which premiered at globally acclaimed film festivals such as the 81st Venice Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival 2024, offers a captivating and immersive experience, guiding listeners through a world of thriller and mystery. Drawing influences from krautrock and the electronic music of the ‘70s and ’80s, Tekin masterfully crafts a surreal soundscape by blending ambient textures with haunting melodies created using analog synthesizers. Rich in mood and atmosphere, each track evokes a profound sense of tension, introspection, and suspense. The soundtrack transports listeners into a shadowy realm, perfectly capturing the essence of the film’s dark, enigmatic narrative.

A film deeply rooted in the 1980s aesthetics, complete with an evocative and haunting soundtrack. – THESSALONIKI FILM FESTIVAL

Ozan Tekin’s electronic score is atmospheric and builds tension, especially in the more intense first hour which plays like a thriller. – Boyd Van Hoeij, SCREEN DAILY

The sheen of cool, colorful lighting of “Thief”-era Michael Mann (not to mention a Tangerine Dream-esque synth score from Ozan Tekin) offer a way in for the casual viewer to see what a dark place everyone is in. – Stephen Saito, THE MOVABLE FEST