With the support of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the 58th Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival hosted by the Antalya City Government came to an end after the closing ceremony and awards ceremony.
Antalya mayor and film festival chairman Muhyiddin Boček (Muhittin Böcek) said in his Turkish film speech As a beacon, the Golden Orange Film Festival and its long cultural heritage once again illuminate Antalya and the whole country. We are very happy to create some unforgettable moments together at the film festival, which makes us firmly embarked on recovery The road allows us to strengthen the good things and look forward to the future with optimism. I wish all filmmakers tonight."
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy (Mehmet Nuri Ersoy ) Said: "The Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival is one of the country’s main artistic and cultural events. As Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (Mustafa Kemal Atatürk) once pointed out brilliantly In that way, “a society without art will lose its source of life.” As the heirs of a long-standing civilization, we still have many great and powerful stories to tell. I sincerely believe that because of our precious Filmmakers have a wealth of imagination and artistic skills, and will eventually achieve this goal!"
Best film: "Guardians at the same table"
This year, there are 10 movies in total. Screened in the domestic film competition, won 14 categories of awards,The jury collectively awarded the best film to Felit Karahan (Ferit Karahan)'s "Guardians at the Table" (Native name: Okul Tıraşı, English name: Brother’s Keeper). When announcing the award, the jury gave the reason: "We awarded the award to "Guardians at the same table" because it made a powerful and convincing criticism of the strict homogenization system for children. The story is told in a clear and clear way, without resorting to drama, and the actors have superb performances."
"Guardians at the same table"
span The film, "Guardians at the Table" also won the best screenplay award for Felit Callaghan and Gülistan Acet, and for Sercan Sezgin and Ferry Te Callahan and Hayedeh Safiyari won the Best Editing Award.
"Between Two Dawns" stills
Selman Nacar's "Between Two Dawns" (Turkish name: Aras ındaaf) , English name: Between Two Dawns) won the Jury Special Award, and Behlül Dal's Best Debut Film Award was won by Anadolu Leoparı directed by Emre Kayiş (Emre Kayiş) .
Tayvon Pisselmoglu won the Best Director Award
Tayfun Pisselmoglu (Tayfun Pirselimoğlu Kerr) with his latest movie "Tayfun Pirselimoğlu Kerr" "Won the best director award.When announcing the award, the jury praised the film for “creating a mysterious atmosphere, inspiring a deep sense of fear and anxiety, its subtle interaction between film photography and art direction, and its impressive use of film tools. And meticulous use.”
"Kerr"
At the same time, he also won the FLM-YÖN (Film Directors Guild) Award for Best Director. Nikos Kypourgos, who scored the film, won the best music award.
Best Actress awarded to Nihal Yarchin
Best Actor awarded to Tarhan Karagoz 1 _strong span13pstrong Best Actress Nihal Yalçın was awarded to Nihal Yalçın for her outstanding performance in "Zuhal", and the Best Actor Award was awarded to Tarhan Karagöz for his performance in "Kafes" In the role.
"Zuhal"
Özgür Eken (Özgür Eken) won the Best Photography Award (Ba,lıl) for "Hasan's Obligation" "Anadolu Leoparı" (Anadolu Leoparı) won the best art direction award by Billur Turan.
Best Supporting Actress was awarded by Ozay Fecht for his role in "Kafes" and Nezaket Erden for his role in "Two "Between Dawns" in the performance and share."Between Two Dawns" also won the best supporting actor award for Erdem Şenocak.
"Pure White"
Turkish Film Critics Association Award (SİYAD) awarded to Kagan Ozdemir (Çağhan) "Pure Özdemiraz" , English name: Pure White).
Baltas and Cicekooglu won the Cahide Sonku Award
To commemorate the Turkish actress Cahide Sonku, the film festival was established in 2019 to raise the Cahide Sonku Award in Turkey The image and popularity of women working in the film industry. This year's winners are the casting director of "Between Two Dawns" Ezgi Baltaş (Ezgi Baltaş) and the film's assistant producer Feride Çiçekoğlu (Feride Çiçekoğlu).
Best Documentary: "All-In"
Best Documentary Award goes to Volkan Üce's "All-In" The thorough exploration of the central character stands out because of his work honed, the search for equality, and the questioning of the meaning of the character world extended to the final human problem, and stands out because of its subtle film language."
"All-In"
Special Jury Award was awarded to Asli Akdağ's documentary "Bekleyiş",The reason is as follows: "A good documentary is born from courage. Being a single mother in a conservative community is difficult in itself. But the director has shown greater courage by taking himself as the subject of this experience."
"Looking forward to a grain of sand" stills
Before announcing the award, the jury pointed out that one of their impressive documentaries deserves special mention. As they continue to explain. This film tells the story of a single woman who traveled to Germany with the first batch of Turkish migrant workers, and the story of her family being divided by immigration but later reunited. Didem Şahin's "Acı ve Tatlı" (Acı ve Tatlı) takes us on a bittersweet journey through a passage of vague memories.
Best Short Film: "I Let You Two Alone"
named "I Let You Two Alone" by Elif Refiğı (Sizak Bin Uzak) The best short film, because its narrative method is everywhere subverting the audience's expectations, and tells its story with refined and powerful film language, and explores the identity and values of the characters.
"I Let You Two Be Alone"
Ali Tansu's "Second Night" (reasoned by the jury) won Its impressive acting guidance has created an original and powerful visual world, and cleverly created a new language through brave film choices.
"Second Night" stills
The jury also specifically mentioned the short film directed by Musab Tekin, "The Rewşen" The lens brings us into the spiritual world of the characters and has a strong emotional impact on the audience through its original and simple narrative."
International Film Competition Unit
" "Freedom"
Best international film awarded to Clara Rockett's "Freedom" (Libertad). When announcing the award, the jury stated that the Best Picture Award was given to a film that describes the problems of young and old in powerful nuances. This growth story also benefits from the powerful performance of the actors.
"Aurora" stills
The jury awarded the best director award to the director of "Auroraega" Paz Fábrega (Paz Fábrega) , In recognition of her “in-depth and subtle display of many different aspects of women on the screen with film skills and simple methods.”
"Family"
Best Actress The award was won by Claudia Grob for her performance in "The Family" (La Mif).When announcing the award, the jury pointed out that the performance of the best actress was from the heart and maintained a solemn attitude throughout the film. She deeply portrays the emotional confusion she experienced in her role in the film "Family".
"A blind man who does not want to watch
Finally, the best actor award went to Petri Poikolainen (Petri Poikolainen) , In recognition of his role in the movie "A Blind Man Who Doesn't Want to Watch "Titanic". The jury pointed out in its statement. The winner of the Best Actor Award gave us a powerful acting lesson. The seamless communication between the director and the actors allows us audiences to vividly experience the journey of a disabled character.
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