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Bizim
Anadolu / Notre Anatolie presents!
The
2nd Montreal Turkish Film Week
The 2nd Montreal Turkish Cultural Festival
May 21 - 30, 2010
Bizim
Anadolu / Notre Anatolie / Our Anatolia celebrate its 16th anniversary
this year, and it organizes a cultural and film festival in Montreal.
Within the festival,
Montreal audience will get the chance to see two to three Turkish
films per day at the Cinema du Parc from May 21 to 27 at 5.00pm.,
7.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m and from May 28 to 30 at 6.30 pm at Cinerobotheque.
Below are
the addresses for the cinemas:
Cinema du Parc: Address: 3575, ave. du Parc. (Metro Place-des-arts
and du Parc, bus 80, 129, 535)
Cinerobotheque: 1564, rue Saint-Denis (Metro: Berri-UQAM, Exit:
St-Denis)
We are sorry
to announce that due to technical problems, tonight, May 25th, at
7 p.m., instead of 'On the Way to School', we will be screening
a Reha Erdem film, 'Time and Winds'. The scheduled screening for
'On the Way to School' will be held on time, May 26th, 9.15 p.m.
SCHEDULE:
WRONG
ROSARY / UZAK IHTIMAL - OPENING FILM
Friday May 21ST, 7:00pm (EST)
Sunday May 23rd, 9:30pm (EST)
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DÉLIVRANCE / MUTLULUK
Friday May 21ST, 9:00pm (FST) - Monday May 24th, 5:00pm (FST)
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PARDON / PARDON
Saturday May 22nd, 5.00pm (FST) - Thursday May 27th, 7.00pm (FST)
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NAZIM HIKMET BLUE EYED GIANT / MAVI GÖZLÜ DEV
Saturday May 22nd, 7.00pm (EST) - Thursday May 27th, 9.00pm (EST)
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GALLIPOLI / GELIBOLU
Saturday May 22nd, 9:15pm (EST)
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CHILDREN OF SECRET / SIR ÇOCUKLARI
Sunday May 23rd, 5.00pm (EST) - Wednesday May 26th, 7.00pm (EST)
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I SAW THE SUN / GÜNESI GÖRDÜM
Sunday May 23rd, 7:15pm (EST) - Monday May 24th, 9.00pm (EST)
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THE LITTLE ACOPALYPSE / KÜÇÜK KIYAMET
Monday May 24th, 7:15pm (EST) - Tuesday May 25th, 9:00pm (EST)
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ON THE WAY TO SCHOOL / IKI DIL BIR BAVUL
Tuesday May 25th, 7.00pm (EST)? - Wednesday May 26th, 9:15pm (EST)
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 WRONG
ROSARY / UZAK IHTIMAL
Friday May 21st, 7pm (EST); Sunday 23rd 9:30pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2009. Dir.: Mahmut Fazil Coskun.
35 mm. 90min. With Nadir Saribacak, Gorkem Yeltan
Original Turkish version with English subtitles
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http://www.wrongrosary.com/
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Uu6WvGnm4E
With participation
of the lead actress: Görkem Yeltan
The bashful
Musa, a muezzin, feels a bit out of place in Istanbul, even more
so when he lays eyes on his reticent neighbour Clara, whom he begins
discreetly observing and silently following. Can the proximity of
the hesitant man and introverted woman raised by nuns develop into
a relationship? And will there be a happy ending to this benevolent
tale or will an empty space remain in the characters hearts, the
opportunity to fill it now passed?
"The plot
sounds like something out of a Harold Robbins novel, but Mahmut
Fazil Coskun carefully eliminates any hint of melodrama with the
spare, measured, observational visuals of his debut, "Wrong
Rosary." Set in an Istanbul of windy streets, antiquarian bookstores
and seafront cafes, pick underplays all the elements of the impossible
love between a young muezzin and a sheltered woman raised to be
a nun, making the city itself a character through which the protagonists
communicate." Jay Weissberg, Variety
Festivals and
Awards
2009 Rotterdam: Best Film - Tiger Award
2009 Crossing Europe Film Festival, Linz: Best Film
2009 Istanbul Film Festival: Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best
Actor
2009 Adana Goldenbull Film Festival: Best Director, Best Actor,
Best Actress
2009 Karlovy Vary
 DÉLIVRANCE
/ BLISS / MUTLULUK
Friday May 21st, 9.00pm (FST); Monday 24th, 5.00pm (FST)
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Turkey 2007 Dir.: Abdullah Oguz. 35 mm. 126 min.
With Özgü Namal, Talat Bulut, Murat Han, Mustafa Avkiran
Original Turkish version with French subtitles.
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnEMhcaLTuM
When 17-year-old
Meryem is found dishevelled and unconscious by the side of a lake
in the Turkish countryside, her family believes the worst - that
her chastity has been lost. They turn to the ancient principle of
customs, a strict moral code that condemns Meryem to death. When
she refuses to take her own life, the duty of upholding the family's
honor is given to a distant cousin, Cemal, who has just completed
a brutal tour in the military. Cemal reluctantly agrees to take
Meryem away - and kill her.
Based on the
internationally acclaimed novel by Zülfü Livaneli and set against
the backdrop of Turkey's natural wonders, Bliss is an unconventional
road movie that pits tradition against modernity, urban against
rural and East against West, all the while refusing to settle for
easy answers.
Festivals and
Awards
Montpellier Int. Film Festival (Audience Award, Best Film)
Puerto Rico Int. Film Festival (Audience Award, Best Film)
Odyssey Award for Best Film European Council
Antalya Film Festival
Funchal International Film Festival (Best Film, Best Director, Best
Actress)
Kerala International Film Festival, India (Special Jury Prize)
Seattle International Film Festival
Cleveland International Film Festival
International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg,
Istanbul International Film Festival
Montréal World Film Festival
 PARDON
/ PARDON
Saturday May 22nd, 5.00pm (FST); Thursday 27th, 7.00pm (FST)
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Turkey. 2005. Dir.: Mert Baykal. 35mm. 90 min.
With Ferhan Sensoy, Rasim Öztekin, Ali Çatalbas, Zeki Alasya, Erol
Günaydin
Original Turkish version with French subtitles
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2euqk2CqaWk&feature=related
Ibrahim, Muzo
and Aydin are three friends living in their simple worlds. Ibrahims
habit of getting scared and running away when he sees a police uniform
change their lives forever. Ibrahim gets arrested, and the police
mistakenly think he is connected with an illegal organization. Convinced
by the interrogating officer that he can recant his confession during
trial, and anxious to go home, Ibrahim confesses to several crimes.
The three friends are sent to jail. While trying to adjust to life
in prison, they hear the bad news that the woman Ibrahim is in love
with is about to get married.
Festivals and Awards
24th Istanbul International Film Festival
8th Annual New York Turkish Film Festival
42nd Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival
 NAZIM
HIKMET BLUE EYED GIANT/ MAVI GÖZLÜ DEV
Saturday May 22nd, 7pm (EST); Thursday 27th, 9pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2007. Dir.: Biket Ilhan. 35 mm. 118 min.
With Yetkin Dikinciler, Özge Özberk, Dolunay Soysert
Original Turkish version with English subtitles.
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgKVfp2a58o
With participation
of the lead actress, Dolunay Soysert and the lead actor, Yetkin
Dikinciler.
Nazim Hikmet,
the remarkable 20th century Turkish poet, lived a life of passion
and struggle. Convicted for communist propaganda and sentenced to
28 years as World War II raged on the outside, the poet became a
legend in the prison system. This biographical drama shows how Hikmet
was torn between the love of two women, writing love poems and immortal
epics from behind bars, and contemplating suicide. A portrait of
the courageous artist, Blue Eyed Giant aims to introduce Hikmet
to the youth of his country today, and implores its audience to
recognize the beauty of a branded traitor.
Festivals
Istanbul International Film Festival
London Turkish Film Festival
 GALLIPOLI
/ GELIBOLU
Saturday May 22nd, 9:15pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2005. Dir.: Tolga Örnek. Digital projection. 120 min.
In English; Narrated by Jeremy Irons with Sam Neill
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vubHDxzIiEs
With participation
of the Director, Tolga Örnek
Gallipoli is
unique in world history: it is not just a battle; it is also an
epic tale of courage, self-sacrifice and stubborn endurance. It
is also a story of enemies who displayed mutual respect during the
battle and who became friends after it. No battle has forged such
strong comradeship and everlasting peace in its aftermath. On the
shores of Gallipoli, Australia and New Zealand became nations and
Turkey embarked on its journey to become a republic from the ruins
of an empire. The documentary revolves around few soldiers: Turks,
Anzacs, and British. It traces their lives before, during, and after
the war, but particularly during. The whole battle, its effects
on world history, the general strategy and the leaders of both sides
are portrayed around the personal stories of these six soldiers.
Festivals and
Awards
JCI TOYP (Cultural Achievement)
US International Film and Video Festival (Silver Screen Award)
II Festival Internacional de Cine Histórico de La Laguna (Best Documentary)
 CHILDREN
OF SECRET / SIR ÇOCUKLARI
Sunday May 23rd, 5.00pm (EST); Wednesday May 26th, 7.00pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2002. Dir.: Aydin Sayman and Ümit Cin Güven. 35mm. 120 min.
With Firat Tanis, Halil I. Aras, Özgü Namal, Volga Sorgu, Mehmet
Ali Alabora, Nur Sürer, Mustafa Ugurlu, Arslan Kaçar, Serdar Orçin.
Original Turkish version with English subtitles.
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http://www.tivolifilms.com/internationalpages/filmek/childrenofsecret.html
Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGE8AbVAk4Y
Cemil runs away
from an abusive stepfather and descends into the hellish world of
destitute street children in Istanbul. After murdering her husband,
Cemil's mother sets out in pursuit of her son, but is followed by
a young family member who is sent to avenge her husband's death
and cleanse the family's "honor." A tangled tale of petty
crime, drugs, violence, and the harsh reality of life for those
living on the streets of Istanbul, the film is interspersed with
beautiful shots of the city that only make the viewer more acutely
aware of the pressing social problems faced by the city and its
poor.
Festivals and
Awards
Antalya Film Festival (Best Actor)
Istanbul International Film Festival (Best Actor)
 I
SAW THE SUN / GÜNESI GÖRDÜM
Sunday May 23rd, 7:15pm (EST); Monday 24th, 9pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2009. Dir.: Mahsun Kirmizigul 35 mm. 117 min.
With Mahsun Kirmizigul, Murat Ünalmis, Altan Erkekli
Original Turkish version with English subtitles.
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1LvEZYhglQ
In the southeast
region of Turkey, a 25-year war has made everyday life hell for
the Altun family. One of the sons, a soldier, meets his guerrilla
brother head-on in battle. Their youngest brothers leg has been
amputated after stepping on a landmine. Another Altun son, the young
Kadri, has had to suppress his gender orientation. When they are
forced from the land, Kadri finally finds the freedom to express
his sexuality. However, moving to the city does not mean they have
escaped all their troubles
Turkey's submission for the Academy Awards' best foreign film, Günesi
Gördüm (I Saw The Sun), the second film directed by Turkey's popular
singer, Mahsun Kirmizigul, released and attracted nearly 2.5 million
audience and earned a gross of $15 million in the local box office
since 2009.
Festivals and
Awards
Tokyo International Film Festival, Asian Film Award - Special Mention
3rd Yesilcam Awards - (Best Supporting Actor: Cemal Toktas)
23rd Singapore International Film Festival
Palm Springs International Film Festival
 THE
LITTLE ACOPALYPSE / KÜÇÜK KIYAMET
Monday May 24th, 7.15pm (EST); Tuesday May 25th, 9.00pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2006. Dir.: Yagmur and Durul Taylan. 35 mm. 90 min.
With Basak Köklükaya, Cansel Elçin, Binnur Kaya.
Original Turkish version with English subtitles.
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Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG49hDXSXx0
Bilge lives
a quiet and comfortable life in Istanbul with her spouse Zeki, daughter
Eda and newborn child Alp. The family, who could not take a vacation
for a long time due to the busy schedule of Zeki, rent a villa in
Fethiye, a resort town in Turkey. The night before they hit the
road, an earthquake hits Istanbul. The luxury villa located on a
mountain seems wonderful at first glance with its pool and garden,
but the graveyard near the house makes them uneasy. Meanwhile in
Istanbul, the chaos caused by the earthquake continues. Bilge who
lost her mother in the great 1999 earthquake, starts having nightmares.
The rest of the family shares her unease as they become aware that
strange events occur in and around the villa. Emphasizing the facts
that Turkey will continue to be hit by earthquakes and the governments
have not done much to protect the people after the devastating earthquake
of 1999, screenwriter Dogu Yucel says: Horror cinema does not only
consist of creatures, devils and ghosts. This style also has emotional,
intellectual and political content. There may not be any political
words in The Little Apocalypse but its subtext is completely political.
Festivals
Copenhagen International Film Festival
 ON
THE WAY TO SCHOOL / IKI DIL BIR BAVUL
Tuesday May 25th, 7.00pm (EST); Wednesday 26th, 9:15pm (EST)
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Turkey. 2009. Dir.: Orhan Eskikoy, Özgür Dogan. 35mm. 80 min.
With Emre Aydin.
Original Turkish&Kurdish version with English subtitles.
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http://www.perisanfilm.com/school/en/index.php
Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEjZEZLKuhA
The young Turkish
teacher Emre Aydin has been appointed by the government to teach
at a school in a remote and impoverished Kurdish village. He arrives
in the village at the beginning of the school year to a few unpleasant
surprises. Theres no running water in the village and the students
dont show up for class. On the Way to School follows Aydin during
the entire academic year. Many families only speak Kurdish at home,
so learning Turkish isn not only hard for the kids, but also a sensitive
matter as far as the strained relations between Kurds and the Turkish
state are concerned. Aydin feels like a foreigner in his own country,
but hes determined to accomplish the task at hand. For the most
part, hes a friendly and patient instructor, but when students
write Kurdish words in their notebooks he loses his cool and kicks
them all out of class. He then grabs his cell phone and calls home,
where his mother lovingly lends him her ear.
Festivals and Awards
21st Ankara International Film Festival - Mahmut Tali Öngoren Special
Award
15th The Festival on Wheels - Silver Bull Award
15th London Turkish Film Festival - Audience Award
Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival - Best First Film Prize
Abu Dabi 9th Middle East Film Festival - Best Middle East Documentary
Film Prize
International Romania Film Festival -Best Documentary Film Prize
Adana Golden Boll Film Festival - Grand Jury Yilmaz Güney Prize
Adana Golden Boll Film Festival - Turkish Film Critics's Prize
5th ZagrebDox - LITTLE STAMP for Best Film
Sarajevo Film Festival - EDN Talent
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Planete Doc Review
28th International Istanbul Film Festival
Movies that Matter Festival
11th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
21st IDFA (International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam)
Tickets on sale at Cinéma du Parc.
3575,
ave. Du Parc, Montréal, Qc, H2X 3P9
Phone: 514 281-1900, Fax: 514-373-7728
info@cinemaduparc.com
http://www.cinemaduparc.com/
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Documentary
films, medium and short length films
will be presented at CineRobotheque / NFB
May
28 - 30
 ZYMOTIC
AMAUROSIS
Friday, May 28th, 6:30pm
Turkey, 2008, Dir.: Ozan Adam, 24 min.
Original Turkish Version with English subtitles.
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Zymotic Amaurosis (Contagious Arbitrary Blindness) is a disease
caused by a virus, which can capture and store visual information
and memories. The film is about a fantastic journey through a book
that tells the fragmented story of the remembrances, visions and
dreams of a blind man who is subjected to experiments to reveal
the visual data that was recorded by the micro-cameras, which were
installed in the eyes of an astronaut for a secret mission. After
transplanting the eyes of the astronaut to the blind man, they expect
to retrieve the recordings through his dreams but they get lost
in the surreal absurdity of a complex subconscious.
Festivals and
Awards
Alternative Film / Video Festival, Belgrade, Serbia
Resfest Film Festival, Istanbul
14. International Ankara Film Festival Selection, Ankara (Special
Jury Award)
Proje 4L, Contemporary Art Museum, Im too sad to kill you! Exhibition,
Istanbul
Akbank Beyoglu Culture & Art Center, Solo Exhibition, Istanbul
Bowery Ball Room Festival Selection, New York
Millennium Film Festival Selection, New York
Anthology Film Archives Selection, New York
http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi790299161/
 THE
TWO NAMES OF A TESTIMONY ABOUT THE EXECUTION OF A HAPPENING AND
A SUITCASE FULL OF BROKEN RECORDS
Friday, May
28th, 6:55pm
Turkey, 2007, Dir.: Ozan Adam, 15 min.
Digital Presentation
Original Turkish Version with English subtitles.
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This film is dedicated to my father Mehmet Yigit Adam. The film
is constructed of series of surreal poetic episodes that take place
in the dreams of a sleeping man. The piece involves abstractions
on love, romance and the conflict between internal and external
realities; existence, death, and the question of possibilities.
The imagery in the film expresses these concepts through dreamy
sequences edited in such a way to reflect the transient meanings
in poetry. The film visualizes the connections between memories,
fantasies, expectations and the failures of an individual as he
sleeps. The film breaks the rules of traditional narrative structures
in cinema, and aims to establish a revolutionary approach that reveals
the vast potentials of the mind. It re-invents the visionary aesthetics
of the early days of cinema, in the digital age. Ozan Adam,
the Director.
 BU
SAHILDE / ON THE COAST
Friday, May 28th, 7:15pm
Turkey, 2010, Dir.: Merve Kayan et Zeynep Dadak, Documentary, 22
min.
Original Turkish Version with English subtitles.
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On the Coast is a short essay film on the ephemeral feeling of summer,
as observed in Erikli, a small coastal town on the Aegean Sea in
Turkey. It is common in Turkey, like in most Mediterranean climates,
to travel to the coasts for the summer, and settle temporarily.
Because of the seasonal relocating of people on the coastline, goods,
businesses, and even relationships are transplanted from nearby
towns and cities for the summer months. This shift creates an interim
lifestyle, a transformed reality that shapes the nature of vacation
for many people.
2010 FESTIVAL
SCREENINGS
January International Film Festival Rotterdam (Tiger Awards Short
Film Competition), Netherlands
http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/films/bu-sahilde
February !f Istanbul International Film Festival, Turkey
March Akbank Short Film Festival, Turkey
March Ankara International Film Festival, Turkey
April IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival, Portugal
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=261252417943&ref
=search&sid=1632017672.4179280779..1
 R'EN-DONNER
Friday, May 28th, 7:40pm
Canada, 2009, Dir.: Onur Karaman, 3 min.
Original French Version with English subtitles.
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 IKILEM
/ DILEMMA
Saturday, May 29th, 6:30pm
Canada, 2010, Dir.: Basak Büyükçelen, 43 min.
Original Turkish Version with English subtitles.
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http://www.basakb.com
http://www.dilemmamovie.com/
With participation
of the lead actress: Cagri Berk
Gafur - an extreme
Muslim who was brought up to view all aspects of earthly life as
an investment in the afterlife. He runs into a streetwalker who
looks exactly like his wife (if she were to wear make-up and seductive
clothing). He takes a second glance, and, in horror, realizes that
the woman could truly be his wifes identical twin. After a period
of spiritual struggle, Gafur considers this a sign from God and
decides to take on the mission of saving this woman from her perverted
and sinful life.
Stepping out
of his secluded life, he spends time with the identical twin and
experiences the outside world for the first time. This experience
slowly drives Gafur into delusion and paranoia.
 KAMERA
ILE IZDIVAC / MARRIED TO THE CAMERA
Saturday May 29th, 7:30pm
Turkey - France, 2010. Dir.: Doga Kilcioglu, Documentary, 52 min.
Original Turkish Version with English subtitles.
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http://www.delicefilm.com
http://www.delicefilm.com/movies/movie13.html
Married to
the Camera focuses on some characters: a popular presenter who
feels very much at ease on stage but prays for good luck in the
backstage; a director whispering in her earphone to guide her in
order to make the show more lively, more exciting; a peculiar spectator
whose job is to criticize the people who come to marry; audience
dancing and clapping when ordered; and a young man dancing to hip
hop music without ever being in a disco all his life... all looking
for a glimpse of hope in the hallways of that huge TV studio.
And a lot of
characters that seem to be there accidentally: a boxer with his
gloves, a belly dancer, a 75 year old grand-dad looking for a wife
to live the autumn of his life in a nursing home... Married to
the camera...
GALLIPOLI
/ GELIBOLU
Sunday May 30th, 6:30pm
Turkey. 2005. Dir.: Tolga Örnek, 120 min.
English Version
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Gallipoli is unique in world history: it is not just a battle; it
is also an epic tale of courage, self-sacrifice and stubborn endurance.
It is also a story of enemies who displayed mutual respect during
the battle and who became friends after it. No battle has forged
such strong comradeship and everlasting peace in its aftermath.
On the shores of Gallipoli, Australia and New Zealand became nations
and Turkey embarked on its journey to become a republic from the
ruins of an empire. The documentary revolves around few soldiers:
Turks, Anzacs, and British. It traces their lives before, during,
and after the war, but particularly during. The whole battle, its
effects on world history, the general strategy and the leaders of
both sides are portrayed around the personal stories of these six
soldiers.
Festivals and
Awards
JCI TOYP (Cultural Achievement)
US International Film and Video Festival (Silver Screen Award)
II Festival Internacional de Cine Histórico de La Laguna (Best Documentary)
Tickets on sale at the CineRobotheque / NFB
1564,
rue Saint-Denis (Métro Berri-UQAM, St-Denis Exit)
http://www.onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/cinerobotheque/
***
Meeting
with the Children's Books Authors
The
authors Görkem Yeltan and Duygu Özmekik will be signing their books
on 23rd of May, 2010 between 1:00pm and 5:00pm at Cinema du Parc.
Cinéma
du Parc
3575, ave. Du Parc, Montréal, Qc, H2X 3P9
Tél.: 514 281-1900, Télécopie: 514-373-7728
info@cinemaduparc.com
http://www.cinemaduparc.com/
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The
Exhibition of the Great Painter, Poet and Writer
Bedri Rahmi Eyüboglu
with
the participation of Hughette Bouffard Eyüboglu
May
28 - 30
At
the Espace Ars Longa Art Gallery
2320 Mont-Royal East Montreal, Qc, H2H 1K8
http://www.rosabonheur.com/arslunga/
Open
Hours: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Opening reception and conference: May 28th, 2010,
from 4.30:00pm to 7:00pm
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For
more information:
Ömer Özen
Bizim Anadolu / Notre Anatolie / 514-593-8698 - 1-877-736-0736
http://www.bizimanadolu.com
bizimanadolu@yahoo.com info@festivaldufilmturc.org
MAY
2010
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