Ragıp Türk’s Taş ve Tüy won best film in the national competition at the 63rd Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival. Yeşim Ustaoğlu won best director for Artakalan, which also brought Öykü Karayel the actress award. The awards were presented at the closing ceremony in Cam Piramit, with separate international, documentary and short-film winners.
Ragıp Türk’s Taş ve Tüy won best film in the national feature competition at the 63rd Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival. Yeşim Ustaoğlu won best director for Artakalan. The festival presented its awards at the closing ceremony in Cam Piramit. Taş ve Tüy also brought Türk the screenplay award and received a shared editing prize.[1], [2]
Öykü Karayel won best actress for Artakalan. Mehmet Günsür and Mert Fırat shared best actor for Hakikatin Ölümü. Duygu Köse won supporting actress for Bir Anne Hakkında, which also earned Büşra Bülbül the first-film award. Kadim Mavi received the special jury award, and Can Kuman won for its music.[1]
George Ovashvili’s Babalarımdan Biri Aydır won the international competition’s best-film award. Lorenzo Ferro and Lucas Vignale won directing honors for Nehir Treni. Magdalena Laubisch won actress for 6 Haftalık Veda, while Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Minotor received the special jury award. Arda Sarıgün’s Mükellef won the documentary competition and Soner Alan’s Kısa Akıl won the short-film competition.[1]
