“DISTRICT IS OURS, HOUSE IS RENT” NEIGHBORHOOD, FOOTBALL AND URBAN TRANSFORMATION IN TURKISH CINEMA AFTER YEAR 2000

The concept of globalization, which is another name of the capitalist economy system, has been able to withstand the establishment of the first trade routes, but with the rapid change and progress in the field of communication and technology, it has enabled the emergence of industrial and commercial relations that are truly global in time and space. The economic globalization has also caused a number of cultural changes. As a result of these culturally changing exchanges, they have created individuals, and therefore societies, that have not adopted a single culture of consumption, the idol, the unjust and the idol-free common culture. In the past, individuals living in the neighborhood of their first social network outside their families are now living their lives on virtual environments without leaving the streets in closed housing sites. In the pre-1990 era in Turkish cinema culture and traditional neighborhood movie that can be found in many places in life. Turkey's economy is starting to become widespread in the liberal era began in the 1990s and television in place along with the increase in human life no longer allow traditional neighborhood in Turkish cinema are found mostly in the popular comedy. In this study, traces of traditional neighborhood cultures will be searched for popular comedy films made in the aftermath of 2000 in Turkish cinema as a result of the disappearance of the traditional neighborhood culture as a result of the flooring made under the name of urban transformation