Filming locations at the Black Sea

The town near the beach seemed too small to be Trabzon. Could the term have referred to the area in general, and not necessarily the city?

"The world is not my home, I'm just a-passin' through"

yeah, camburnu is one of the villages of the trabzon and the "Garbage In The Garden Of Eden" is filming there. so, did you try to say that camburnu also place where the last few scenes of the "The Edge of Heaven" had been shot?

A German newspaper interview with Akim about his upcoming film "Garbage In The Garden Of Eden" (see http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1205487/) gives the name of the place (where the beach scene was filmed) as Camburnu, the home of his grandparents.

Not that it has to do with anything, but did you know that Bob Dylan's grandmother was from Trabzon!

From Bob Dylan's Chronicles, Vol. 1:

"Originally, [my grandmother had] come from Turkey, sailed from Trabzon, a port town, across the Black Sea — the sea that the ancient Greeks called the Euxine — the one that Lord Byron wrote about in Don Juan. Her family was from Kagizman, a town in Turkey near the Armenian border, and the family name had been Kirghiz. My grandfather's parents had also come from that same area, where they had been mostly shoemakers and leatherworkers. My grandmother's ancestors had been from Constantinople. As a teenager, I used to sing the Ritchie Valens song "In a Turkish Town" with the lines in it about the "mystery Turks and the stars above," and it seemed to suit me more than "La Bamba," the song of Ritchie's that everybody else sang and I never knew why."


Anyway....:)

Thanks. I zeroed in on that spot as the movie ended. Very interesting.