09:11, 05 March 2013 Tuesday
32nd Istanbul Film Festival to kick off on March 30
Awards will be given to both Turkish and foreign film makers at the Festival.
World Bulletin / News Desk
The "32nd Istanbul Film Festival" will open doors on March 30 and remain open until April 14. The Festival will take place with the sponsorship of Akbank under the auspices of the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV).
More than 200 films will be on display at the Festival under more than 20 categories.
Panel discussions, workshops and cinema lessons will be part of the Istanbul event.
Awards will be given to both Turkish and foreign film makers at the Festival.
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