Prantik Narayan Basu is an Indian screenwriter, cinematographer, editor and film director. A graduate in Film Direction from the Film and Television Institute of India, Basu saw his short film Sakhisona screened at BFI London, Mumbai and Rotterdam, where it won the Tiger Award for Best Short Film. His film Rang Mahal (Palace of Colors) <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>

The special selection “A Stroll from Within,” consisting of 10 short films, can be watched free of charge with Turkish subtitles from May 11 to June 11.

Held for the first time this year, Kundura DocLab brought together cinema and theater practice, offering participants the opportunity to carry out collaborative research over the course of a week with a contemporary, interdisciplinary approach. Let’s look back together at how the week went. MONDAY, MAY 8 Kundura DocLab began with mentors and participants getting <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>

“For those who feel the exhaustion of questioning their own concepts and of striving not to succumb to violence, within personal spaces brazenly narrowed by those who see civilization as a single-toothed monster, Geçen Gün is a stage event that comes like a remedy.” Münip Melih Korukçu* – Faculty Member, Department of Drama and Acting, <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>