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Wednesday June 6, 2012

Day: June 6, 2012

Festival Reports

31st Istanbul Film Festival Marks the 40th Anniversary of the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts

June 6, 2012
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By N. Buket Cengiz. This year’s Istanbul Film Festival abounded with films about young people, and the winner of the Golden Tulip, The Loneliest Planet (2011), was one such film. Julia Loktev, a Brooklyn-based Russian film director, explores in this film the fragility of a seemingly secure relationship between two […]

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