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The 42nd Istanbul International Film Festival | April 7-18, 2023

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Mavi Boncuk |

Within the scope of the 2nd Istanbul Film Festival, award-winning films, special screenings, actors and directors from Turkish and world cinema will come together with art lovers between April 7-18. Within the scope of the festival, films by 160 directors from 84 countries will be screened in 14 sections in 12 days.

The 42nd Istanbul Film Festival meets the festival audience with its program consisting of 134 feature films and 29 short films, including new examples from world cinema, cult works, directors and the latest films of new talents. Within the scope of the festival, films by 160 directors from 84 countries will be screened in 14 sections in 12 days. In addition to the screenings, the festival will also feature interviews, special screenings and events with the participation of guest directors and actors.

Screening will be held in six locations

This year's screenings of the Istanbul Film Festival will be held in 6 theaters: Atlas 1948 and the French Cultural Center in Beyoğlu, CineWAM Premium+ City's Nişantaşı (Hall 3 and Hall 7) in Şişli, Kadıköy Cinema in Kadıköy and Kadıköy Municipality Cinematheque/Cinema House. . 

Screenings will be held at 11:00, 13:30, 16:00, 19.00 and 21.30 as every year.

Festival's opening film Sundance award winnere Scrapper

The 42nd Istanbul Film Festival opens this year with Scrapper / Combatant, who won the Grand Jury Award in the World Cinema-Drama category at the Sundance Film Festival. Harris Dickinson, in the lead role of Triangle of Sadness, plays the role of father in Scrub, which is a warm, witty, creative, sweet, emotional father-daughter story directed by Charlotte Regan.

ISTANBUL INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

The Istanbul Film Festival was first presented as a film week in the summer of 1982, within the framework of the International Istanbul Festival. In 1983, under the title “International Istanbul Film Days”, 36 films were shown in one month.

Beginning in 1984, the event became a separate activity and was shifted to April. In 1985, with the incentive of Şakir Eczacıbaşı, two competitive sections, one national and the other international, were included in the Festival program. The grand prize of the festival, the first ever Golden Tulip, was given this year to Michael Radford for his film 1984. The first grand prix of the National Competition was awarded to A Sip of Love directed by Atıf Yılmaz. Accredited by FIAPF (International Federation of Film Producers Associations) in 1989 as a “specialised competitive festival”, the “film week” thus was renamed the Istanbul Film Festival. The festival since 2016 awards the Golden Tulip to a film that reflects “new perspectives in cinema.”

In 2007, the Human Rights in Cinema section of the festival programme became competitive and started giving an award provided by Eurimages. This award was given only at the Istanbul Film Festival until 2020. In January 2010, upon the death of İKSV chairman and co-founder of the festival, Şakir Eczacıbaşı, the International Golden Tulip Award started to be given in his memory, with the support of the Eczacıbaşı Group. In 2013, in memory of writer, director, producer Seyfi Teoman, the Festival established the Seyfi Teoman Best Debut Film prize. In 2015, a documentary competition, and in 2016 a short film competition were set up for films produced in Turkey–both awarding cash prizes. With around 50 local films in its line-up, the Istanbul Film Festival presents the widest showcase for Turkish productions. In 2022, Young Masters became a competitive section, best film being selected by the first ever Youth Jury composed of film students.

A member of the advisory board and programme advisor since 1983, Vecdi Sayar quit his post in 1995. In 1995, co-founder of the festival and İKSV executive Onat Kutlar was killed in a terrorist bombing. The first director of the Festival was Hülya Uçansu (1983-2006), followed by Azize Tan (2006-2015) who handed over the post to Kerem

The Cinema Honorary Awards of the 42nd Istanbul Film Festival, which will be organised by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) on 7-18 April, have been determined. Festival's Cinema Honorary Awards will be given to Kayhan Yıldızoğlu and Nevra Serezli this year for their outstanding efforts and contributions to Turkish cinema.

ALL JURIES

Emin Alper National Competition

João CanijoInternational Competition

Alexandre O. Philippe International Competition

Dora Bouchoucha International Competition


Aylin Zoi Tinel National Competition

Seray Şahiner National Competition

 

Farah Zeynep Abdullah National Competition

A. Emre Tanyıldız National Competition

 

Mariëtte Rissenbeek Seyfi Teoman Best Debut Film Prize

Nazlı Elif Durlu Seyfi Teoman Best Debut Film Prize

M. Tayfur Aydın Seyfi Teoman Best Debut Film Prize

 

Cem Kaya National Documentary Competition

Etna Özbek National Documentary Competition

Lalehan Öcal National Documentary Competition

 

Aylin Kızıl National Short Film Competition

Yorgos Goussis National Short Film Competition

Volkan Güney Eker National Short Film Competition

 

The awards will be presented at the 42nd Istanbul Film Festival Opening Ceremony on 6 April.Ayan in 2015.

 

ISTANBUL FILM FESTIVAL

Kerem Ayan, Director

 Bulgu Öztürk, Assistant Director,

Nuray Muştu, Communication and Operations Manager

Yusuf Pinhas, International Grants and Editorial Manager

Zeynep Naz İnansal, Coordinator

Gülin Üstün, Head of Meetings on the Bridge

 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR TURKISH CINEMA

ENGİN ERTAN; KAAN KARSANNİL ; KURAL; ESİN KÜÇÜKTEPEPINAR

 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR NATIONAL SHORT FILM COMPETITION

SERDAR KÖKÇEOĞLU; AHMET TOĞAÇ; YASEMİN DEMİRCİ

 



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