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Film News: Perspective: Muslim screen scene -- A group of Turkish dervishes swirl themselves into religious abandonment, the music pounding over the score beating in tandem with their rising intensity. So begins "Takva," the Turkish pic that won the Fipresci prize at this year's Berlinale. Telling the story of Muharrem, a devout Muslim whose life unravels when he is asked by his local imam to become the mosque's rent collector, "Takva" -- or "A Man's Fear of God" to call it by its English title -- places questions about religion and faith front and center.

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