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Serdar Akar. Director: On Board. Serdar Akar was born in 1964 in Ankara, Turkey. He is a director and writer, known for On Board (1998), Offside (2000) and At the Bar (2007).
Serdar Akar (d. 13 Ekim 1964, Ankara [1]), Türk yönetmen, senarist ve yapımcıdır. Hayatı. 1987'de Mimar Sinan Üniversitesi Sinema-TV Bölümüne girdi ve 2000 yılında okulu bitirdi. 1990 yılında daha öğrenciyken Mahinur Ergun'un yönettiği Med-Cezir Manzaraları adlı filmle yönetmen yardımcısı olarak profesyonelliğe adım attı.
Serdar Akar is one of the most important Turkish film directors of Turkey. His films have had a major impact, both in terms of the Turkish film industry (Kurtlar Vadisi- Irak) and as the work of an innovative auteur working (Gemide). He was born in 1964.
Director: Gemide. Serdar Akar was born in 1964 in Ankara, Turkey. He is a director and writer, known for Gemide (1998), Dar Alanda Kisa Paslasmalar (2000) and In Bar (2007).
Serdar Akar is known as an Director, Actor, Creator, Assistant Director, Producer, Writer, Author, and Screenplay. Some of his work includes On Board, At the Bar, Valley of the Wolves: Iraq, Behzat Ç.: An Ankara Policeman, Behzat Ç.: Ankara Is on Fire, Behzat Ç.: I Buried You in My Heart, Operation Cicero, and Offside.
Kadinlara Mahsus: Directed by Serdar Akar. With Melisa Pamuk, Ceyda Düvenci, Asli Tandogan, Müjde Uzman. It tells the story of eight women who came together at the "For Women" camp to turn a new page in their lives.
Serdar Akar is a multi-award winning filmmaker, born in 1964, in Ankara, Turkey. A graduate of both the Economic and Commercial Sciences Academy and the Cinema & TV Department of Mimar Sinan University he began his career working as assistant to several Turkish directors.
Serdar Akar – Movies, Bio and Lists on MUBI
Serdar Akar at IFFR On Board First film by the social-realist film collective Yeni Sinemacilar, which became the harbinger of a new style of film making in Turkey: straightforward
Turkish film director Serdar Akar teamed-up with fellow debutante Önder Çakar for this shocking companion piece to “A Madonna in Laleli” by film school classmate Kudret Sabancı, which picked up multiple awards at film festivals in Antalya and Ankara, including the coveted Golden Orange for Second Best Film.
