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63rd Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival Runs 24-31 October: Program Announced

Organized by Antalya Metropolitan Municipality and ANSET, the festival will bring film screenings, panels and Film Forum events to audiences on 24-31 October.

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Rows of red theater seats face a warmly lit brown curtain in an empty cinema hall.
Illustrative image: a cinema hall and curtain, as the 63rd Golden Orange Film Festival runs October 24-31. Photo: Temsili görsel

The 63rd International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, organized by Antalya Metropolitan Municipality and ANSET, will present productions from Türkiye and around the world between 24 and 31 October. Besides the national competitions, the program includes short film and student film screenings, talks, panels and industry meetings.

Screenings will be held at the Atatürk Cultural Center (AKM) and at cinemas in Migros AVM, Özdilekpark AVM and TerraCity AVM.

Parade and opening

The traditional parade will set off from the AKM entrance on Saturday, 24 October at 14.30. After the walk, which will include well-known names from the film world, the opening ceremony will take place at Antalya Sports Hall at 19.30. On the first day, selections ranging from children's productions to documentaries and feature films will be shown.

Screenings and panels

On 25 October, screenings will spread from AKM Perge to the Paribu Cineverse, Cinetime and Cinema Pink halls. The third selection of the National Short Film Competition will also be shown that day.

On 26 October, Film Forum panels will include “From Local to Global: International Co-Productions Through the Producer's Eyes” and “KUDA – The Director-Editor Relationship in Filmmaking”. On 27 October, “Evaluation Criteria: An Inside Look” and “Short Film Distribution: What Happens After the Festival?” will be discussed, followed by the 13th Film Forum Awards Ceremony.

On 28 October, the panel “The Future of Cinema: Climate-Focused Transformation in the Film Industry” will address the environmental impact of the film industry and sustainable production. On Republic Day, 29 October, the panels “Beyond Location: How Talent Attracts International Co-Productions” and “Ödül Alıyoruz, Peki Neler Yaşıyoruz? Oyuncular Sendikası ile Sektör Buluşması” (a meeting between the actors' union and the industry) will be held. Selections from the National Short Film Competition and the Cinema Schools Student Films Competition will also be screened that day.

On Friday, 30 October, a workshop titled “Director - Cinematographer Relationship and New Technologies in Cinema” and the panel “Senarist-Bir, Geleceğin Senaryosu” on the future of screenwriting are on the program.

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