Antwerp, Belgium
$50 - $150 / Day
Request QuoteBorn in Turkey in 1984, Bugra Dedeoglu has lived in Antwerp since September 2023. His notable works include the Palme d'Or-winning short film “Silence” (dir. Rezan Yeşilbaş, 2013). In 2022, he won the Best Editing Award at the Istanbul Film Festival for "Zuhal" (dir. Nazlı Elif Durlu). He also earned best editing awards for “Story of A Job Interview” (dir. Alkım Özmen, 2017), “You all & I alone” (dir. Barış Kefeli and Nükhet Taneri, 2022), and "Between Two Dawns" (dir. Selman Nacar, 2021), which won 15 international prizes. His documentary works include “The Fragments,” awarded Best Documentary at the Istanbul Film Festival, and “The Leftovers,” Best Documentary at the Istanbul Short Film Festival. He edited Nat Geo's docuseries "Tom's Istanbul Delights" (dir. Joe Harding, 2017). He has also edited commercials for international and national companies and served as a post-production supervisor. He is a KUDA member and has been on its Representative Board
Zuhal is an upper middle class woman with a nice job and a nice house in Istanbul, and a long-term relationship. Her ordinary life, spent with daily troubles, business rushes and phone calls with her boy friend on a trip, changes when she hears a cat meowing one night.
After a worker is severely injured in their family business, Kadir is forced into making a moral decision, which will have an impact on his dreams, his family and the life of the injured worker's wife.
Deniz, a well - liked scholar discovers he has electricity in his apartment during a city-wide black out. Although at first he is amazed by this stroke of luck, as the black out lasts he has to face uncanny feelings.
6 part documentary series on travel, arts, culture and of course cooking, presented by English Michelin star winning head chef Tom Aikens. Each episode focuses on a different element of the Turkish cuisine i.e.: water, fire, earth, chemistry, heritage, future.
Tradition of sacrifice in Turkish Muslim community dates back to prophet Abraham's obedience in God's demand to sacrifice his son Isaac. Since then, Muslim community celebrates this event by sacrificing animals during Sacrifice holiday where meat gets donated. In Turkey, this tradition still continues. Exploring differences between rural and metropolitan regions, Kurban documentary invites us to think about the animal industrialisation along with the meaning of devotion behind the custom itself.
The year is 1984. Zeynep, who lives in Diyarbakr with her three children, wants to visit her husband in prison. Zeynep is only able to speak her mother tongue Kurdish; however, only the Turkish language is allowed to be spoken in prison, so shes unable to utter a word there. On the other hand, she wants to bring a new pair of shoes to her husband but its forbidden to bring anything to prisoners from outside.
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