42nd Istanbul Film Festival, April 13 Program — News
Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV), the Istanbul Film Festival is meeting with moviegoers for the 42nd time this year. Quality and award-winning films, special screenings, star actors and master directors from Turkish and world cinema will come together at the festival between April 7-18.
The festival, which has a rich program of 134 feature films and 29 short films, including the newest examples of world cinema, cult works, master directors and the latest films of young talents, will screen 160 directors from 84 countries in 12 days in 14 sections. In addition to the screenings, the festival will also feature interviews, special screenings and events with the participation of guest directors and actors.
13 April Thursday Program
Atlas 1948
Cinewam City’s 3
Cinewam City’s 7
French Cultural Center
Kadıköy Cinema
- 11:00 – Inner Zone
- 13.30 – Duty Men
- 16.00 — They are among us
- 19.00 – Deutschlandlieder – German Folk Songs
- 21.30 – On the Edge of Life
Cinematheque Cinema House
- 11:00 – Too Early Too Late
- 13.30 – Pain
- 16.00 – Lynch/Oz
- 19.00 – Water
- 21.30 – 12 Angry Men
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The Istanbul Film Festival, organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV), is back for its 42nd year. The festival will showcase 134 feature films and 29 short films from 160 directors of 84 countries in 14 sections. In addition to the screenings, the festival will also feature interviews, special screenings, and events with guest directors and actors. On April 13th, the festival will screen films at various venues including Kadıköy Cinema, French Cultural Center, Cinewam City, and Cinematheque Cinema House. The films to be screened include «Inner Zone,» «Duty Men,» «They are Among Us,» «Deutschlandlieder — German Folk Songs,» «On the Edge of Life,» «Too Early Too Late,» «Pain,» «Lynch/Oz,» «Water,» and «12 Angry Men.»
