The 22nd Ankara International Film Festival is an upcoming film festival to be held in Ankara, Turkey, which will run from March 17 to 27, 2011.[1]
 Festival Poster | |
| Location | Ankara, Turkey |
|---|---|
| Festival date | March 17-27, 2011 |
| Website | http://www.filmfestankara.org.tr/en |
A total of 620 films were submitted to the competition and screening sections of this edition of the festival.[2]
National Programmes
National Short Film Programmes
A pre-selection jury consisting of Bülent Özkam, Cumhur Canbazoğlu and Prof. Dr. Oğuz Onaran selected 15 fictional, 7 animation and 13 experimental films to compete in the National Short Film Competition. Also 23 films were selected to be shown out of competition.[2]
Fiction films in competition
- The Curse of The Apple (Template:Lang-tr) directed by H.Doğan Ercan.
- The Cello directed by Necmettin Sancak.
- Gloomy Mornings (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Serhat Eser Erdem.
- Silence (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Aziz Çapkurt.
- Bicycle (Template:Lang-tr) directed by İ. Serhat Karaaslan.
- Blood (Template:Lang-tr) directed by İ. Serhat Karaaslan.
- The Father (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Şenol Çöm.
- Coffee Job (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Tuğçe Sönmez.
- The Paper Murderers (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Selin Cevizli.
- The Uşak Thing (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Yusuf Emirdar.
- Movie or Movie (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Şükrü Apaydın.
- Moment (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ayşegül Okul.
- Waiting (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Burak Çevik and Kutay Denizler.
- Endeavour (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Bahadır Erturun.
- The Stairway (Template:Lang-tr) directed by İbrahim Sena Kandazoğlu.
Experimental films in competition
- The Crow (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Alper Öztekin.
- Fragment (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ali İhsan Elmas.
- Nothing (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Eytan İpeker.
- Shadow (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Bilgi Diren Güneş.
- Tananore Love (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ebru Güney.
- Life in Parantheses (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Zafer Ulufer.
- Ankara Nox directed by Özlem Mengilibörü.
- Pent Pa directed by Demet Öztürk.
- About The Old World (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Bilal Çakay.
- 38 Degrees (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ömer Sinir.
- Memories From The Future (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Hüseyin Mert Erverdi.
- Highway Screening (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Yoel Meranda.
- Expectations (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ethem Özgüven.
Animation films in competition
- Müsait in Somewhere (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Orhan Başara.
- Grain (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Anıl Tortop.
- Slumberland (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Işık Dikmen.
- Istanbul (Template:Lang-tr) directed by İdil Ar.
- One Random Day in Istanbul (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Nurbanu Asena.
- The Owl Who Had a Wish Tangled to its Foot (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Burak N. Kurt.
- Wind (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Murat Kılıç.
Out of competition screenings
- For Rent (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Emre Karapınar and İsmail Onay.
- Big Little (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Emre Karakaş and Kevser Kulalıgil.
- Dis-Ko directed by Yasin Fatih Bayram.
- Untitled (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Mehmet Nuri Çetin.
- The Ottoman directed by Hakan Burcuoğlu.
- Success (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Selim Akgül.
- The Separation (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Erdem Çiçek.
- Road to School (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Yiğitalp Ertem.
- Beast (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Can Sever.
- Egoist directed by Tuğçe Tunç.
- American Billiard (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Orhun Bora Çetin.
- The Stranger (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Sedat Azazi and Bilal Çakay.
- Five Stone (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Kenan Tekeş and Rıza Barut.
- Ş's Death (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Hatice Aydoğdu.
- Elif directed by Ferit Ürük.
- The Walkman (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Emre Karataş.
- Gren directed by Volkan Karagül.
- The Puppet (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Kemal Tezcan.
- 5 Liras (Template:Lang-tr) directed by İ. Serhat Karaaslan.
- Vantila-tograph/Gift to Ahmet Uluçay (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Y.Ilgaz Irmak.
- I Know I Don't Smell Good (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Cenk Ertürk.
- Letter (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Göktan Göktaş.
National Documentary Film Programmes
A pre-selection jury consisting of Ahmet Gürata, Bülent Özkam and Ersan Ocak selected 7 student and 11 professional documentaries to compete in the National Documentary Film Competitio. Also 2 documentaries were selected to be shown out of competition.[2]
Student films in competition
- My Father Is Making History (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Haydar Demirtaş.
- Autumn in Bayrampasa (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Cem Terbiyeli.
- Gülay Master (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Selin Altay.
- Nasty Age (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Cahit Çeçen.
- Mada directed by Musa Ak.
- Life Birds (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Hüdai Ateş.
- Urbanbugs directed by Aykut Alp Ersoy.
Profesional films in competition
- ...Leaving Behind (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Mehmet Özgür Candan.
- One Step Beyond (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Tülin Dağ.
- A Philately Story (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Ümit Topaloğlu.
- Daredevils (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Serdar Güven.
- Dream Gang (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Seyfettin Tokmak and Kenan Kavut.
- While Everyone Else Sleeps (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Erdem Murat Çelikler.
- İfakat directed by Orhan Tekeoğlu.
- Offside (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Reyan Tuvi.
- My Letter to Pippa (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Bingöl Elmas.
- Selahattin's Istanbul (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Aysim Türkmen.
- Brutal Consciences (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Cenk Örtülü and Zeynel Koç.
Out of competition screenings
- We Won’t Let You Touch Our Water (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Cihat Bilen.
- Your Son, Erdal (Template:Lang-tr) directed by Tunç Erenkuş.
See also
External links
- Official website for the festival
References
- ^ "22nd Ankara International Film Festival". AIFF. 2010-11-05. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
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