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Suha Arın

1942 – 2004

Turkish film producer

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Lived 1942 – 2004 (aged 61). Suha Arın was a Turkish film director, film producer and documentary filmmaker.

Mustafa Suha Arın (23 January 1942 – 1 February 2004) was a Turkish film director, writer, producer and educator.

Biography He was born in Balikesir, Turkey. He completed his primary and secondary education in Ankara. In 1965, he went to USA to receive his license degree on film directing from Howard University and his master's degree on mass communication from the American University.

Filmography The Ten Colours of Asia Minor - A Film Production Guide to Turkey (2000) A Statue of Liberty in Cyprus (1997) The Photographs of Denktas (1997) Istanbul the Golden City (1996) Ayasofia (Hagia Sophia) (1991) Topkapi Palace (1991) Re-evaluation of Sinan Through Huseyin Anka (1990) The Memoirs of Sinan the Architect (1989) Until Eternity (1988) The Ballad of the Wood (1988) The Bounty of Erciyes (1987) Poets and Houses (1987) When the Fog Dispelled (1986) As Euphrates Becomes a Lake (1986) The Sweat of Glass (1985) The Story of Houses in Anatolia (1984) Chora (1984) Three Days in Kula (1983) The Oil Road of Anatoila (1982) Dolmabahce Palace and Atatürk (1981) Cemal Resit Rey (1980) Ali Izzet Ozkan (1980) Forty Thousand Steps in the Covered Bazaar (1980) Fatma of the Forest (1979) The Eternal Flame of Lycia (1977) Life Drops of Istanbul (1977) Two Seasons of Urartu (1977) Safranbolu: Reflections of Time (1976) The World of Midas (1975) Turned Out of Their Nest (1975) Wells of Worry (1975) After the Amnesty (1974) Silent Toil (1974) From Hattians to Hittites (1974) Pride (1968) Capital Ankara (1964) Road Safety (1964)

Awards Aziz Nesin Honour Award of the World Communications Foundation (2000) The Honour Award of TURSAK and the History Foundations (1998) The Cinema Award of The Year of IFSAK (1998) "Until Eternity", the Council of Europe Special Award at the 1990 Bordeaux Festival of Films on Architecture and Urban Planning (1990) "Until Eternity", the Architecture Award at the 1990 UNESCO International Art Films Competition "Until Eternity", Jury Special Award at the 1989 Lausanne International Film Festival on Architecture and Urbanization (1989) "Forty Thousand Steps In The Covered Bazaar", Jury’s Special Award of the Vienna Tourism Films Festival (1985) "Three Days In Kula", Antalya Film Festival Golden Orange Award (1983) "Fatma of the Forest", First Prize in The Short Film Competition of Turkey Ministry of Culture (1979) "Fatma of the Forest", Antalya Film Festival Golden Orange Award (1979) "Fatma of the Forest", International Damascus Film Festival Silver Sword Award (1979) "Fatma of the Forest", First Prize in The International 3rd Balkan Film Festival (1979) "Two Seasons Of Urartu", Sedat Simavı Foundation’s Grand Prize on Mass Communication (1978) "Safranbolu: Reflections of Time", Antalya Film Festival Golden Orange Award (1977)

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Istanbul Beykent University
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Who was Suha Arın?

Turkish film producer (1942–2004)

When was Suha Arın born?

Suha Arın was born on 23 December 1942.

When did Suha Arın die?

Suha Arın died on 1 February 2004.

What was Suha Arın's occupation?

Suha Arın was a film director, film producer and documentary filmmaker.

What nationality was Suha Arın?

Suha Arın was Turkish.

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