Films
British ex-officer was not our founder: White Helmets
The former British military officer who was found dead in front of his house in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district was not actually the founder of the White Helmets group, an executive of the group officially known as the Syria Civil Defense has said.
Turkey boasts 1,100 earthquake monitoring stations
Turkey now boasts some 1,100 earthquake monitoring stations to help predict tremors and protect the public safety throughout the country, said authorities on Nov. 17.
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3D images of Noah’s Ark site to be shown in documentary
A ship-shaped formation discovered half a century ago in eastern Turkey has opened new horizons about Noah's Ark with its three-dimensional images.
A Christmas Carol | Athens | November 15 - January 12
Yiannis Moschos has adapted Charles Dickens' classic tale of the curmudgeonly Ebenezer Scrooge and his yuletide change of heart, into a musical, with original music by Thodoris Economou, which will be on stage at the Greek National Theater from November 15 through January 12. Performances from Wednesdays through Sundays will feature English surtites.
‘Chosen Families’ at Pera Museum
Pera Film presents a retrospective selection of the films of Tomer Heymann, a documentary producer and director whose films focus exclusively on the human search for truth.
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Galician film wins top prize in Thessaloniki Film Festival
"Fire Will Come," (O Que Arde), a film shot in Spain's regional Galician language, has won the Golden Alexander Award at the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival.
Turkey marks 81st death anniversary of Atatürk
Millions of Turkish people across the country on Nov. 10 marked the 81st anniversary of the demise of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the leader who led the country's war of independence and laid foundation of the Republic of Turkey.
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Ancient Pinocchio unearthed in Denizli
Cave paintings dating back 1,500 years, including one that looks like the fictional character Pinocchio, have been found in western Turkey.
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International film studio to expand to Thessaloniki
A major investment in Greece by an international film studio is set to be announced on Friday against the backdrop of the 2019 Thessaloniki International Film Festival, demonstrating that Greece is now on the radar of Hollywood's major movie producers.
Cyprus detains two Syrians over boat filled with 131 migrants
Cyprus police said Tuesday that they detained two Syrian men on suspicion of human trafficking following the arrival of a boat loaded with 131 Syrian migrants on the island nation's northeastern coast.
Police said the two men were aboard another vessel that had shadowed the boat ferrying the migrants as it approached the Cypriot coastline on Monday.