Türk Filmleri Hong Kong'da
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Turkish Films in Hong Kong
05/07/2010 00:00:00
Turkish Films in Hong Kong
İZMİR - Anatolia News Agency
Hong Kong willhosta Turkish film festival in May. The festival, organized by the İzmir CinemaAssociation, will take place at The Grand Cinema in the Elements Mall in Hong Kong between May 13 and 17.
TenrecentTurkish films, including "Üç Maymun" (Three Monkeys), "Mutluluk" (Bliss), "Beynelmilel" (International), "Issız Adam" (Alone), "Güneşi Gördüm" (I Saw the Sun), "Yaşamın Kıyısında" (The Edge of Life), "Devrim Arabaları" (Cars of Revolution), "Küçük Kıyamet" (The Little Apocalypse), "Korkuyorum Anne" (Mommy, I'm Scared) and "Vizontele Tuba" will bescreenedduring the five-day festival, which is supported by the BeijingEmbassyand the Hong Kong Consulate General.
Turkish director Abdullah Oğuz and several actresses and actors are expected toparticipatein the festival.
The festival's director Tuna Yılmaz said they organized the festival to make the voice of Turkish cinema heard thousands of kilometers away. "The art and cinema world of Hong Kong already invited us to organize the same festival in 2011, too. This request makes us think that we are doing a very positive thing," he said.
Türk Filmleri Hong Kong'da - Turkish Films in Hong Kong
Turkish Films in Hong Kong
İZMİR - Anatolia News Agency
Hong Kong willhosta Turkish film festival in May. The festival, organized by the İzmir CinemaAssociation, will take place at The Grand Cinema in the Elements Mall in Hong Kong between May 13 and 17.
TenrecentTurkish films, including "Üç Maymun" (Three Monkeys), "Mutluluk" (Bliss), "Beynelmilel" (International), "Issız Adam" (Alone), "Güneşi Gördüm" (I Saw the Sun), "Yaşamın Kıyısında" (The Edge of Life), "Devrim Arabaları" (Cars of Revolution), "Küçük Kıyamet" (The Little Apocalypse), "Korkuyorum Anne" (Mommy, I'm Scared) and "Vizontele Tuba" will bescreenedduring the five-day festival, which is supported by the BeijingEmbassyand the Hong Kong Consulate General.
Turkish director Abdullah Oğuz and several actresses and actors are expected toparticipatein the festival.
The festival's director Tuna Yılmaz said they organized the festival to make the voice of Turkish cinema heard thousands of kilometers away. "The art and cinema world of Hong Kong already invited us to organize the same festival in 2011, too. This request makes us think that we are doing a very positive thing," he said.
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