Endless Journey

  • April 10, 2018 / 13:30

Director: Mehmet Güleryüz
With: Duygu Sağıroğlu, Ayla Algan, Haldun Dormen, Yalçın Tura
Turkey, 2017, 46’, color, Turkish with English subtitles
 
This documentary is about Duygu Sağıroğlu, who has contributed immensely to Turkish cinema and our world of thinking as a director, art director, screenwriter, and educator, who has been inspiring, witnessing, and shaping our artistic culture for almost 60 years now.
 

Category: Special Screenings

Endless Journey

Endless Journey

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