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- Cihat Burak painting exhibition
- ‘Other Seas’
- ‘Turkey from under the Water’
- ‘The Earth Suras’
- Sea breeze in Istanbul
- Yüksel Arslan at Istanbul Galeri Nev
- A cross-section of contemporary German photography
- Beyoğlu by night
- Bubi’s ‘cages’
- 30 years on canvas
- The dance of movement
- Award-winning photos
- Autumn at Doku Art Galleries
- Fantastic paintings
- “People I Happened to Meet”
- Autumn jazz
- Season opens at Babylon
- October at Balans
- Fifth annual ‘Filmoctober’
- Films in Ankara
- Auction of Ottoman art
- A quarter century in the world of books
- Turkey Rally at Antalya
- Turkish-Kazakh International Tourism Conference
- Turkish business world to meet in Istanbul
- ‘Here, there and everywhere’ for 111 euros
- Turkish Airlines ‘Pay and Fly’ by internet banking
- Turkish Airlines convenience for passengers without luggage
- Turkish Airlines’ financial results for the first half of 2006
- Turkish Airlines spreads ‘Anatolian Fire’ across the world
- The Turkish Airlines family welcomes Turkey’s ‘12 giant men’
- Turkish Airlines adds new flights to points in Turkey
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Fifth annual ‘Filmoctober’
Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Art and Culture with sponsorship by Nokia Nseries, ‘Filmoctober’ is celebrating its 5th anniversary. Over the week, Filmoctober will show 20 noteworthy films of world cinema with a film gala every night. Venue for the programs is the Emek Cinema in Beyoğlu.
To be shown in the festival, which will take place 13-19 October, are eagerly awaited Turkish films due out this year, and selections and prize-winning films from those shown at the world’s leading festivals such as Cannes, Berlin and Sundance. Among them are Ken Loach’s winner of the Golden Palm at Cannes, ‘The Wind That Shakes The Barley’, Tony Gatlif’s ‘Transylvania’, Richard Linklater’s ‘A Scanner Darkly’, Amos Giati’s ‘Free Zone’, Lian Lunson’s ‘Leonard Cohen: I’m Your Man’, and Nanni Moretti’s ‘Il Caimano’. For further details visit the website at www.iksv.org/filmekimi
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