Script of short film called “654 gram” written by one of our Department of Radio, Television and Cinema student at Istanbul Kültür University Ömer Dişbudak, is selected to be as a finalist in the “19th Cinema of Future” competition which is organized by cooperation of TÜRSAK foundation and Republic of Turkey Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Istanbul Kültür University (IKU) took part as a guest cinema school in the 8th Balkan Panorama Film Festival, which was held between 21-27 May. The Head of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema Assist. Prof. Perihan Taş Öz and the students of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema represented our university. During the festival, the films of our students were screened in special selections.
The article titled “The Culture Industry and Transformation of the Value of Hope” by Selda Salman, one of our academicians from the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, is published in the 32nd edition of Kultura i Wartości (Culture and Values) magazine, which has been published by Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Poland since 2013. published in the issue.
Department of Radio, Television and Cinema Head Assist. Prof. Perihan Taş Öz's chapter titled "The Dark Echo of Laughter: Black Humor in Scandinavian Cinema" and the book Nordik Cinema, of which she is one of the authors, were published by Doğu Kitabevi. The work, which emerged with the collective effort of academics and filmmakers from Turkey and abroad, and which opens the door to the desire to think and know about regional cinema with prominent concepts, genres and themes, is the first Turkish book on Nordic Cinema.
Res. Assist. Buğra Mert Alkayalar's short film script named "Station People", one of the faculty members of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, was selected among the short film projects deemed suitable for support in 2022 by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The article titled “Violence, Wars, and the Possibility of Ethical Life in an Apocalypse: A Kantian Reading of The Walking Dead” of Lecturer Dr. Selda Salman Sakızlı, one of our academics from the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, is published in the special issue titled Ethics and Politics of TV Series of Open Philosophy published by De Gruyter publishing, which has a publishing history for over a hundred years.
Asst. Prof. Perihan Taş Öz, Head of Radio, Television and Cinema Department, attended the event titled "Vizyondaki Yıldızlar (Stars in the Vision)" organized by Istanbul Gelişim University Faculty of Fine Arts as a speaker. Our teacher, who came together with the students at the event held on Wednesday, December 15th, gave information about the writing and presentation of the "TV Series Film Script Project File".
Lecturer Dr. Selda Salman Sakızlı, one of the academicians of Department of the Radio, Television and Cinema, has published the book titled "The Theory of Cinema" with the chapter titled "Deleuze and the Philosophy of Cinema". In the book contributed by eighteen film writers and academicians; Starting with Hugo Münsterberg, one of the first theorists of cinema, and Lev Manovich, one of today's new media theorists, and digital cinema theory, a chronological and comprehensive selection is presented.
The book titled “Sinemada Temsil ve Gerçeklik” edited by Yalçın Lüleci and Neşe Kaplan was published by Cartoon Book.
Assist. Prof. Perihan Taş Öz, Head of the Department of Radio, Television and Cinema, was among the authors of the book with the article titled "Temsile Yabancılaşmak: İnce Kırmızı Hat Filminde Tarih ve Temsil İlişkisi Üzerine".
The research article titled "Parodic Destruction of the Hegemonic Building in the Family Institution: Force Majeure", in which the Head of Radio, Television and Cinema Department Perihan Taş Öz analyzed the Swedish director Ruben Östlund's film called Force Majeure in the context of parody and intertextuality, was published in the 2nd issue of ARTS magazine in 2021.
