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Metin Erksan (born İsmail Metin Karamanbey, January 1, 1929, in Canakkale, Turkey) is a Turkish film director and art historian.
Biography
He studied Art History at Istanbul University. He directed a total of
42 films, 2 of which he also produced; and he wrote the scripts of 29
films. He also starred in the 1998 film Alim Hoca as the title
character.
Awards
- At the Competition of Turkish Films 1961 (Türk Filmleri
Yarışması, 1961), he won the Best Script award for the film Gecelerin
Ötesi (Beyond Nights).
- In 1964 he won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival
for the film Susuz Yaz (Dry Summer), starring Hulya Kocyiğit and Erol
Tas, adapted from a short novel by Necati Cumalı.
- At the 1st İzmir International Fair Film Festival of 1965, he won
the award for Best Directing for the film Suçlular Aramızda (The guilty
is among us).
- At the 1st Adana Golden Cocoon Film Festival in 1969, he won the
award for Best Directing and the Best Film for the film Kuyu (Well).
- At the 24th Antalya Film Festival in 1987, he received the Honor Award.
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