Başrolde Mimarlık
Featuring iconic locations in the history of Turkish cinema, the documentary series "Architecture in the Leading Role" showcases architectural landmarks such as Sait Halim Pasha Mansion, Rıza Derviş Villa, Tarabya Hotel, Istanbul Textile Traders' Market (İMÇ), and Ulucanlar Prison Museum. Prepared under the scientific consultancy of Umut Şumnu, this 10-episode production explores the relationship between cinema and architecture.
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Located in the mysterious atmosphere of Büyükada, the architectural story of Rıza Derviş Villa, which has hosted numerous films and TV series, comes to the screen.
The reflections in cinema of the İzmir International Fair, one of the symbolic venues of Turkey's modernization and fair history, are examined.
The history of Sait Halim Pasha Mansion, one of the most magnificent structures on the Bosphorus, and its unforgettable scenes in Yeşilçam films are discussed.
The place of Istanbul Textile Traders' Market, one of the masterpieces of modern Turkish architecture, in urban culture and cinema is explored.
The silver screen journey of Ankara Train Station, an important symbol of Republican-era architecture, is conveyed.
The atmosphere of Grand Hotel Efes, İzmir's modern architectural heritage, in the cinema productions of its era is examined.
Located in Büyükada and serving as a set for unforgettable films, the architectural details and cinematic significance of Sadıkoğlu Villa are discussed.
The architectural transformation of the iconic Tarabya Hotel on the Bosphorus shore and its traces in Turkish cinema are brought to the screen.
Built in 1894 in Beyoğlu, the cinema-space relationship of the historic Doğan Apartment is examined through the narration of expert guests.
Operating between 1925 and 2006 and serving as a set for many films and TV series, the story of Ankara's Ulucanlar Prison Museum is told.
