At the 35th Moscow Film Festival, which is regarded as the Oscar of Russia, the Grand Prize Erdem Tepegöz’s[1] latest movie, “Gölgeler İçinde” [2](In the Shadows) won the 'Golden St. George statue' He was the youngest director to win this prestigious award, which previously received important directors such as Federico Fellini, Akira Kurosawa, Krzysztof Kieślowski.
Mavi Boncuk |
Turkish director Erdem Tepegöz’s[1] latest movie, “Gölgeler İçinde”[2] (In the Shadows), returns to Turkey with the second highest award of the 42nd Moscow International Film Festival, the Special Jury Prize “Silver George.”
“In the Shadows” premiered in Turkey at the 57th Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival’s National Competition section, a day after its Moscow premiere. The film received 4.1 stars out of 5 on the list of cinema writers in Russia.
The film, which will continue its festival journey at the 8th Bosphorus Film Festival right after Antalya, focuses on the lives that start to change when one of the workers questioned the system in a factory managed with primitive technology.
Numan Acar, who acted in international projects such as “Homeland,” “Prison Break” and “Aladdin,” is starring in the film, while young actors Vedat Erincin, Ahmet Melih Yılmaz, Emrullah Çakay, Muharrem Bayrak and Selin Kavak played the other roles.
[1] Erdem Tepegöz (b.1982) Turkish Film director and screenwriter.
Graduate of Dokuz Eylül University, Department of Economics. He completed the film workshop in Prague. He has a short film and documentary background.
He won the 'Best Director', SİYAD (Cinema Writers Association) 'Best Film' and 'Best Debut Film' awards at the 49th Golden Orange Film Festival with his first movie called Zerre.
Awards
2013 - Zerre - 35th International Moscow Film Festival (Golden Saint George Best Film Grand Prize)
2012 - Zerre - Golden Orange Film Festival (Best Director)
2012 - Zerre - Golden Orange Film Festival (Siyad Best Film)
2012 - Zerre - Golden Orange Film Festival (Best First Film)
2012 - Zerre - New York Eurasian Film Festival (Best Screenplay)
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