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Erdoğan Mitrani Presented SIYAD Award in International Adana Film Festival
One of our Şalom Newspaper´s writers Erdoğan Mitrani presented the Turkish Film Critics Association (SIYAD) Cüneyt Cebenoyan Best Film Award to Ali Kemal Güven, the director of the movie ´A Night In Four Parts (Çilingir Sofrası)´ in the 2022 International Adana Film Festival. September 19, 2022
Erdoğan Mitrani & Ali Kemal Güven
The International Adana Film Festival Award Ceremony, organized in the Çukurova University Convention Center, commenced with the participants' walking on the red carpet. Then Cahit Berkay and Emrah Karaca from the music group Moğollar took the stage. Adana Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Zeydan Karalar, protocol members of the city, artists, and the audience attended the ceremony hosted by Meltem Cumbul and Yetkin Dikinciler.
The Best Film Award was presented to 'Ela & Hilmi And Ali (Ela ile Hilmi ve Ali)' directed by Ziya Demirel. The Best Actor Award was presented to Ahmet Rıfat Şungar for his performance in the movie 'A Night In Four Parts (Çilingir Sofrası)', and The Best Actress Award was presented to Aslıhan Gürbüz and Ece Yüksel for their performances in the movies 'Tell Me About Your Darkness (Bana Karanlığını Anlat)' and 'Ela & Hilmi And Ali (Ela ile Hilmi ve Ali)'. The movie 'Ela & Hilmi And Ali', receiving 7 awards in total, left its mark on the festival.
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