Turkish Cinema from An american Perspective with Geno Cuddy – Ep01: Dunyayi Kurtaran Adam
Turkish Cinema from an American Perspective. Episode 1: Dunyayı Kurtaran Adam (Turkish Star Wars). Video and Transcript
Turkish Cinema in Other Languages
Turkish Cinema in Other Languages
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Turkish horror cinema continues to haunt audience
Traditional and Islamic horror motifs, mixed with tried and tested themes from classic American horror films, continue to take screen time in Turkish cinema.
FANMADE DKA: Geno Cuddy’den Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam çalışmaları
FANMADE DKA: Amerikalı arkadaşımız Geno Cuddy’nin yaptığı Dünyayı Kurtaran adam afişi ve dvd kapağı
‘Fantastic’ Turkish films come to screen
Organized by the Ankara Short Filmmakers Association, the Fantasturka Turkish Films Festival opened on Sept. 19 at the Majestic Movie Theater in Beyoğlu
‘Lost’ Sihirbazlar Kralı Mandrake Kiling’in Peşinde go back before audiences
A film titled Sihirbazlar Kralı Mandrake Kiling’in Peşinde which was one of 10,000 lost films in Turkish cinema before being re-found and restored, was screened at the Fantasturka Turkish Films Festival over the weekend.
Yılmaz Güney Fest Awards presented
The 2nd Yılmaz Güney Culture and Arts Festival Awards, given in honor of late Turkish director and actor Yılmaz Güney, were presented in a ceremony at the Lütfi Kırdar Congress and Exhibition Hall in Istanbul April 7.
Fetih 1453 movie trailer stirs up Greece
A trailer for the upcoming Turkish movie “Fetih 1453” (Conquest 1453) angered Greek viewers after it was released in Turkey’s Aegean neighbor
Gül Hasan (Hasan the Rose) finds its belated audience
Acclaimed Turkish actor Tuncel Kurtiz’s directorial debut of three decades back finally finds an audience thanks to the recent Festival On Wheels. ‘Gül Hasan’ (Hasan the Rose) of 1979 might just be the first example of Turkey’s immigrant cinema.