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Kurds in Turkish Cinema

Kurds in Turkish Cinema

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Kurdish History and Research Books
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Müslüm Yücel
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  • In Turkey, Kurds appeared on the big screen for the first time with Atıf Yılmaz and Hüseyin Peyda. The name of this movie is 'My Grave is Stoned Game', the date is 1951. As a director and screenwriter, Yılmaz Güney also features Kurds in his films. However, the identities of the Kurds are always secret, their names are not given. For the first time in the films made after the 1990s, there is a Kurd with a name and a language. Kurdish begins to be heard. Yeşim Ustaoğlu's 'Journey to the Sun' and Handan İpekçi's 'Big Man Little Love' films are the works of this process. As actors, Tarık Akan, Hakan Balamir, Türkan Şoray,
    Hülya Koçyiğit, Fatma Girik, Şener Şen, Kemal Sunal and
    İlyas Salman 'represented' the Kurds in Turkish cinema.

    In this book, which also covers the years when Kurdish was banned and the origins and history of assimilation policies, the history of Turkish cinema is reviewed and the traces of Kurdish characters and the geographies where Kurds live are traced. How was Kurdish hidden within Turkish? When was Kurdish first heard in Turkish cinema? In which movie did Kurdish characters appear and in what way? In this book in your hand, Müslüm Yücel presents the test of Turkish cinema with Kurds while searching for answers to these questions.
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Kurds in Turkish Cinema In Turkey, Kurds appeared on the big screen for the first time with Atıf Yılmaz and Hüseyin Peyda. The name of this movie is 'My Grave is Stoned Game', the date is 1951. As a director and screenwriter, Yılmaz Güney also features Kurds in his films. However, the identities of the Kurds are always secret, their names are not given. For the first time in the films made after the 1990s, there is a Kurd with a name and a language. Kurdish begins to be heard. Yeşim Ustaoğlu's 'Journey to the Sun' and Handan İpekçi's 'Big Man Little Love' films are the works of this process. As actors, Tarık Akan, Hakan Balamir, Türkan Şoray, Hülya Koçyiğit, Fatma Girik, Şener Şen, Kemal Sunal and İlyas Salman have 'represented' the Kurds in Turkish cinema. In this book, which also covers the years when Kurdish was banned and the origins and history of assimilation policies, the history of Turkish cinema is reviewed and the traces of Kurdish characters and the geographies where Kurds live are traced. How was Kurdish hidden within Turkish? When was Kurdish first heard in Turkish cinema? In which movie did Kurdish characters appear and in what way? In this book in your hands, Müslüm Yücel presents the test of Turkish cinema with Kurds while searching for answers to these questions. PX0000079
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