He graduated with an M.A. in Filmmaking from the London Film School in 2014, his thesis film, The Translator, which was screened at multiple film festivals and received many accolades. [7][8] In 2021, he directed his first feature film Anatolian Leopard, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival winning the FIPRESCI Prize. [9]

Emre Kayis. Writer: Anadolu Leopari. Born in 1984, Emre Kayis studied law at Ankara University and film at London Film School. His short films were screened at various international film festivals and won many awards.

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Anadolu Leopari: Directed by Emre Kayis. With Ugur Polat, Hatice Aslan, Osman Alkas, Tansu Biçer. Employees attempt to hide the death of a leopard to save the zoo where they work.

Emre Kayiş graduated from The London Film School with a MA in Filmmaking with distinction at 2014. His graduation film ‘The Translator’ premiered at Sarajevo Film Festival and became an instant hit, scooping the EFA award and nominated for the 28th European Film Awards.

EMRE KAYIS. Director/Screenwriter. Born in 1984 in Ankara, Emre has been committed to storytelling and visual arts since childhood. After a BA in Law and a yearlong experience as a legal intern, he quits. In 2012, he was accepted to MA Filmmaking department at …

Emre Kayiş 1984 Ankara doğumlu. İstanbul'da yaşıyor. Yüksek lisans eğitimini Londra Film Okulu’nda “Çevirmen” filmiyle tamamladı. Yönetmen Filmografisi Anadolu Leoparı - 2021 .... Uzun Kurmaca, 01:53:00 Yönetmenliğini Yaptığı Kısa Filmler The Translator (Çevirmen) - 2015 .... Kurmaca, 00:22:00 12.

Anatolian Leopard (2021) (Turkey) DramaDirected by Emre KayisOfficial Selection 2021• Toronto International Film Festival - Winner - FIPRESCI PrizeCast: Hati...

Emre Kayis erkek Senarist, Creator/Showrunner Türk . Biyografisini, kariyerinin detaylarını ve hakkındaki tüm haberleri keşfet.

2022年10月31日 · With a dark overcast, not so sinister mishandling of events and a text that embeds a good dose of cynicism, this new voice in Turkish cinema presents us with a sly film with penetrative noir humor that will recall of tragi-comedies in the likes of Kaurismäki but more refined commentary we’d see in Romanian New Wave examples such as Porumboiu’s P...