Turkish women in cinema

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Turkish women in cinema refers to Turkish actresses and to female movie directors in Turkish cinema. [1] The first Turkish film was made in 1914; the first Turkish film with actresses was not shot until 1919. The first leading actress in Turkish cinema was Bedia Muvahhit in 1923. In a conservative Muslim society, Muvahhit's film was a milestone. [2]

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References

  1. "Women directors stand their ground in Turkey's film industry | DW | 18.11.2010".
  2. Yeşilçam history (in Turkish)