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Çigdem Vitrinel. Director: Geriye Kalan. Cigdem Vitrinel was born on July 2, 1973 in Karabuk. She has a sister named Sebnem Vitrinel. His parents divorced when he was very young. He graduated from Eskisehir Anadolu University Cinema and Television Department. She started his career as an assistant director for Mehmet Eryilmaz in documentary films.
- Director, Actor, Writer
- July 2, 1973
- Çigdem Vitrinel
Çiğdem Vitrinel. Sekanslar; Paragraflar; Karşılaşmalar; Yeni İnsan Ruhunun İcadı (Konuk Yazar Nisan Özcan) Can Candan’ın Duvarlar belgeseli Simone Weile ...
Vitrinel, 2 Temmuz 1973, Karabük'te doğdu. Eskişehir Anadolu Üniversitesi Sinema ve Televizyon Bölümü'nden mezun oldu. İş hayatına Mehmet Eryılmaz'ın yanında belgesel filmlerde yönetmen yardımcısı olarak başladı. Ayrıca yönetmen, senarist Ahmet Uluçay ve Yeşim Ustaoğlu ile çalıştı. İlk filmi 2012 yılında Müjde Ar ...
Çigdem Vitrinel. Director: Geriye Kalan. Cigdem Vitrinel was born on July 2, 1973 in Karabuk. She has a sister named Sebnem Vitrinel. His parents divorced when he was very young. He graduated from Eskisehir Anadolu University Cinema and Television Department. She started his career as an assistant director for Mehmet Eryilmaz in documentary films. She also worked with the director, screenwriter, Ahmet Uluçay and Yesim Ustaoglu. Her first movie; In 2012, she...
ÇİĞDEM VİTRİNEL Born in Karabük, Turkey (July 2, 1973), and a native of İstanbul, Çiğdem Vitrinel is a visual artist, film producer, director, documentary-maker and writer. Her films are considered by on universal narratives of what it is to be women and the minority other in 21st century societies.
- Firuz Film
- Beyoğlu, Istanbul
- 267
Turkey | DCP, Color, 107’ | Turkish. Director: Çiğdem Vitrinel. Cast: Erdal Beşikçioğlu, Sezin Akbaşoğulları, Erdinç Gülener, Ege Aydan, Hare Sürel. Arif describes himself as “a writer with no published books”. At a time when he is trying to figure out what love is, he runs into Müzeyyen. Arif is weary of women always ...
Two absolutely riveting performances propel Çiğdem Vitrinel’s gripping debut, which reverses the femme fatale stereotype. What Remains powerfully captures the complex bond between two women who share similar emotional wounds caused by crushing gender norms and social expectations.
