Korkut Ata Film Festival hosts cinema lovers with 56 films
The Korkut Ata Film Festival, where 56 films from the Turkic world can be watched for free, features 30 productions competing for awards. The festival, which began on November 3, will conclude with an awards ceremony on November 7.
The Korkut Ata Film Festival brings 56 selected films from the Turkic world to cinema lovers. At the festival, which opened on November 3 at the Atlas 1948 Cinema, 30 productions are competing for awards in three different categories, while the film "Aytmatov," based on the life of Kyrgyz author Chingiz Aitmatov, premiered in Turkey.
While nearly 150 international guests are being hosted within the scope of the festival, four cinema projects will receive support through the Turkey-Kyrgyzstan Project Presentation. In addition to competitions, the program includes Contemporary Human Landscapes, Historical Panorama, Turquoise Documentary Belt, and animation screenings. Furthermore, the future of cinema will be discussed through an international cinema symposium and an artificial intelligence panel, both held for the first time this year.
The "Turkic World Cinema Summit" will be held on November 4 at The Marmara Grand Ballroom. The festival's closing and awards ceremony will take place on November 7 at 20:00 at the Atatürk Cultural Center.
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