Women’s films at Istanbul Modern

Women’s films at Istanbul Modern

ISTANBUL
Women’s films at Istanbul Modern

the festival features films from 19 countries.

Istanbul Modern Cinema is hosting the 11th International Filmmor Women’s Film Festival on Wheels between March 16 and 23.

Dedicated this year to silent and oppressed women, the festival features women and their films from 19 countries. In addition to the themed sections, opening and closing ceremonies, 5th Golden Okra Awards, workshops and discussions, the festival includes the retrospective programs of two inspiring and empowering female filmmakers: Yeşim Ustaoğlu, one of the “auteurs” of Turkey’s new cinema, and Doris Dörrie, who re-constructs the relationship between men and women in her work with a humorous style.

Quark.Models.Entities.Ancestor?.Title?.ToUpperInvariant() Private sector’s external debt declines

Private sector’s external debt declines
LATEST NEWS

  1. Private sector’s external debt declines

    Private sector’s external debt declines

  2. Meta releases beefed-up AI models

    Meta releases beefed-up AI models

  3. Egyptian top diplomat due in Ankara for Gaza talks

    Egyptian top diplomat due in Ankara for Gaza talks

  4. Middle East tension keeps investors, markets on edge

    Middle East tension keeps investors, markets on edge

  5. EU seeks to close production gap with China and US

    EU seeks to close production gap with China and US
Recommended
Michelangelos scribble sells for $200,000 at New York auction

Michelangelo's scribble sells for $200,000 at New York auction
Medusa mosaic reopens to visitors

Medusa mosaic reopens to visitors
Renowned cartoonist honored in exhibition

Renowned cartoonist honored in exhibition
Netflix releases teaser for 100 Years of Solitude

Netflix releases teaser for '100 Years of Solitude'
Rare Churchill painting goes on display ahead of auction

Rare Churchill painting goes on display ahead of auction
43rd Istanbul Film Festival opens with ceremony

43rd Istanbul Film Festival opens with ceremony
Artist refuses to open Israeli pavilion at Venice Biennale until cease-fire

Artist refuses to open Israeli pavilion at Venice Biennale until cease-fire
WORLD IAEA says no damage to Irans nuclear sites

IAEA says 'no damage to Iran's nuclear sites'

There has been no damage to Iranian nuclear sites following explosions Friday in the centre of Iran that have been described as Israeli revenge attacks, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said.

ECONOMY Private sector’s external debt declines

Private sector’s external debt declines

The Turkish private sector’s total outstanding loans received from abroad declined by $394 million from the end of 2023 to stand at $163.4 billion as of February, the data from the Central Bank have shown.
SPORTS Fenerbahçe sets eyes on Euro success

Fenerbahçe sets eyes on Euro success

Fenerbahçe set to take on Olympiacos in the first leg of a Europa League quarterfinal with hopes of silencing a recent debate in Turkish football.