Ali Suliman
Fayiz
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Sep 27, 2012 · Do Not Forget Me Istanbul: Directed by Hany Abu-Assad, Stefan Arsenijevic, Aida Begic, Iosifina Markarian, Stergios Niziris, Omar Shargawi, Eric Nazarian. With Ali Suliman, Hiam Abbass, Esin Alpogan, Belçim Bilgin. An aged mother with her middle aged daughter travels from Palestine to Istanbul, Turkey, to meet some relatives.
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Do Not Forget Me Istanbul is a 2011 Greek / Turkish anthology film. [1] Cast. Ali Suliman - Fayiz. Hiam Abbass. Belçim Bilgin. Svetozar Cvetković - Dragan. Baki Davrak. Mert Fırat. Mira Furlan - Ana. References. ^ "Home | Greek Film Festival 2019". External links. Do Not Forget Me Istanbul at IMDb. Categories: 2011 films. Greek drama films.
Nov 25, 2020 · BOLIS by ERIC NAZARIAN Armenak is a successful Oud player who is in Istanbul for the first time for an important musical event. His feelings towards the city, which his Armenian grandfather had...
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Do Not Forget Me Istanbul. Available on iTunes. An aged mother with her middle aged daughter travels from Palestine to Istanbul, Turkey, to meet some relatives. This and other short stories give us a clue about the city of Istanbul. Drama 2012 1 hr 53 min.
- Stergios Niziris, Stefan Arsenijević
- Ali Suliman, Hiam Abbass, Belçim Bilgin
Do Not Forget Me Istanbul (Unutma Beni İstanbul) 2011/ 118'/ Blueray. Directors: Hany Abu-Assad, Stefan Arsenijević, Aida Begić, Eric Nazarian, Stergios Niziris, Omar Shargawi, Josefina Markarian. Producer: Huseyin Karabey, Sevil Demirci, Emre Yeksan. Co-Producers: İbrahim Altınsay (Altınsay Film işleri), Asi Film, Yeni Sinemacılar.
Apr 16, 2012 · Κ 04/16/2012 (TR) Drama 1h 53m. User. Score. What's your Vibe ? Play Trailer. Overview. Several directors from countries of the region were invited to create stories taking place in and around the beautiful city of Istanbul, in the vein of “Paris, je t’aime” and “New York, I love you”.
The film consists of six short films by six directors that have been successful in the international arena. They come together to remind viewers that Istanbul's history does not belong only to the people of Turkey. Each of these short films is 15 minutes long, and the stories are from the directors’ own lives or about the lives of others.
