sürüklemesinden

Sürüklemesinden is a term primarily used in Turkish, often in contexts related to storytelling, cinema, or literature, to describe a narrative or situation that is intentionally drawn out, slow-paced, or overly elaborate. It suggests a deliberate stretching of events or emotions, sometimes to build suspense or atmosphere, but other times to the point of becoming tedious. The word itself is derived from the verb "sürüklemek," which means to drag, pull, or lead.

In a cinematic context, a "sürüklemesinden" scene might involve lingering shots, repetitive dialogue, or a protracted build-up to an event. While it can be a stylistic choice to create a specific mood or deepen character development, it can also be perceived as a flaw if it significantly hampers the pacing and engagement of the audience. Similarly, in literature, a "sürüklemesinden" plot might involve numerous subplots or lengthy descriptions that don't immediately advance the main narrative. The effectiveness of this approach often depends on the skill of the author or director and the intended impact on the audience. The term carries a slight nuance of being deliberately protracted rather than accidentally slow.