Radyo Kuramı ve Sinema Üzerine (Turkish Book)

Page: 30

Number of Pages: 336

Language: Turkish

Author: Alim Şerif Onaran

This book, which consists of interviews with the director and in-depth articles about the director's cinema, as well as an interview with Andy Warhol, gives a 'Hitchcock touch' to world cinema with cult films such as "Birds", "Rebecca", "Secret Agent", "We Want to Live" and many more. It is a satisfying study of Alfred Hitchcock's cinema, with the director's perspective on the cinema, key clues to the shooting process, his sense of fear, and surprising views on his relationship with the audience… (From the Bulletin)

Number of Pages: 304

Language: Turkish

Translator: Nazli Pakkan

Author: Sidney Gottlieb

Language Turkish

“As in all branches of art, there is only one choice in terms of cinema principles. As Camus said, it is the artist's revolt against actuality. After strict adherence to this principle, what does it matter what tools are used to reveal reality? Whatever a film critic finds in a novel, a news story, or in his imagination, what matters is the way he or she confines, shelters, shapes and appropriates what he finds. If it can do that, it doesn't matter where the source is. ” (Antonioni)

Number of Pages: 272

Language: Turkish

Compiled by: Bert Cardullo

Translator: Selim Ozgul

Language Turkish

The End Of The Fucking World: “When I was 16, I thought I was in love with Alyssa…” James and Alyssa are two teenagers facing the fears of approaching adulthood. As we listen to their stories alternately from their own mouths in each episode, we witness that these very familiar adolescence experiences evolve into a nihilistic end. The increasingly sociopathic character James forces the duo to the menacing end of a forced journey like “Badlands” or “The Catcher in the Rye”.

Author : Charles Forsman

Translator : Nuri Sevsem Gurvardar

Language Turkish

Cover : Cardboard Cover

Paper Type : Coated

Size : 12×15

Number of Pages: 176