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The hall hosted the Istanbul State Theater on April 13.

Encountering many difficulties from the shooting of the first film in 1914 up until now, Turkish cinema is in its present state today because of original works produced by using its own resources.

The festival was organized by the Greek Consulate General in Istanbul and the Greek Cinema Center EKK with contributions from the Borusan Cultural and Art Center.

Private TV channels mainly included old Turkish films in their programmes.

The commercials won an award at the Sixth International Tourism Film Festival in Poland.

This year at the festival, which was also supported by the European Union Commission under the auspices of the "2003 Mosaic Year Program," 85 films were shown in nine categories.

The 5th New York Film Festival ended on October 26 and during this time 12 full-length films, three documentaries, and four short-films were shown.

Radio and television broadcasters must obtain the written permission of artists before broadcasting their works.

This film won several awards at international film festivals: The "Golden Charybe" given to the best film at the Taormina Film Festival held in Sicily, Italy; the "Experimental and Artistic Films Award" at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival in the former Czechoslovakia; the "Don Quixote Award" presented by the World Cinema Clubs Federation; an award at the Strasbourg Human Rights Film Festival in France and the Best Film Award together with the "Cinema Critics' Special Award" at the Santarem Film Festival in Portugal.

The films were presented till November 17, following which they were shown in Bursa on November 18-24, in Izmir and Kars on November 25-December 1.

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In spite of this decrease, it is pleasing to note that Turkish films have nevertheless reached new levels from the technical standpoint and in recent years, Turkish films have achieved a record in audience ratings and have been able to compete with European and American films.