Turkish film industry
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The Turk who saved the world (and other stories)
in Culture/ArtBy Nathan Williams BBC News Lobby card for Dunyayi Kurtaran Adam (The Man Who Saves The World) Cetin Inanc’s 1982 film Dunyayi Kurtaran Adam has […]
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‘Koprudekiler’ (‘Men on the Bridge’), a Drama Set in Istanbul
Working-Class Men, Longing for Change in a Restless Land ‘Koprudekiler’ (‘Men on the Bridge’), a Drama Set in Istanbul Endorphine Production Fikret Portakal in “Koprudekiler” […]
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An Introduction to the Cinema of Turkey
in Culture/ArtMetin Erksan’s Revenge of the Snakes (1962) Back in 1987, when I was first hired to be Program Director of the Film Society of Lincoln […]
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İstanbul-based film industry: a rising star worldwide
in Culture/Art4 March 2012 / GAMZE GÜL, İSTANBUL An increase in the number of TV shows and movies being shot in Turkey is expected to boost […]
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Turkey: With New Film About Conquest of Constantinople, It’s like 1453 All Over Again
in Culture/ArtTurkey: With New Film About Conquest of Constantinople, It’s like 1453 All Over Again February 16, 2012 – 4:25pm, by Yigal Schleifer Considering it took […]
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Berlinale Crowns Crystal Bear Winners: Turkey’s “Lal Gece” & New Zealand’s “Meathead”
The Berlinale’s winners of the Crystal Bears from the Generation 14plus (youth) jury are Reis Çelik’s “Lal Gece” from Turkey as Best Feature Film and […]
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The Turk who saved the world (and other stories)
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‘Koprudekiler’ (‘Men on the Bridge’), a Drama Set in Istanbul
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An Introduction to the Cinema of Turkey
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İstanbul-based film industry: a rising star worldwide
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Turkey: With New Film About Conquest of Constantinople, It’s like 1453 All Over Again
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Berlinale Crowns Crystal Bear Winners: Turkey’s “Lal Gece” & New Zealand’s “Meathead”