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He was behind bars in a high-security prison complex in the district of Silivri, on the western edge of the city – ironically close to the epicentre.

He was haunting as the conflicted foodie/serial killer in psychological thriller “The Patient,” where he co-starred, ironically, with Steve Carell.

But, ironically, “Move On,” in its new setting, had the powerfully intimate feel of stopping and reflecting.

He believes the censorship has ironically boosted the profile of their art show, with "now many people in the world interested in seeing the exhibition" and discussing it online.

“But unfortunately we never saw that surge of business that we expected until just this couple of weeks, ironically after we announced our closing.”