Aydın Sayman's Call for the Turkey Cinema Academy for the Industry
Aydın Sayman, who was honored at the Altın Koza International Film Festival, evaluated the problems of the cinema industry, emphasized common sense, and proposed the establishment of an academy.
Director and cinema laborer Aydın Sayman, who was deemed worthy of the Orhan Kemal Labor Award at the Altın Koza International Film Festival, shared his cinematic life and the chronic problems of the industry. Sayman expressed the need for a structure where cinema professionals can come together.
Recipient of the Orhan Kemal Labor Award
Aydın Sayman, who was among the names deemed worthy of the Orhan Kemal Labor Awards within the scope of the Altın Koza International Film Festival, is known for his multifaceted work in the field of cinema.
A Long-Standing Labor in Cinema
Aydın Sayman, who operates in many different fields such as directing, scriptwriting, criticism, and the union struggle of cinema workers, shared his experiences and turning points in cinema.
Turkey Cinema Academy Must Be Established
Arguing that a Turkey Cinema Academy of which professionals will be members should be established to create the common sense of the cinema industry, Aydın Sayman drew attention to the importance of this structure.
Unity in Unions and the Young Generation
Stating that it is essential for the three cinema unions to form a unified working line, Sayman expressed his desire for a young generation of artists to emerge who aim to make films directly for people rather than producing films for festivals.