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Greek cinematographer Andreas Sinanos will lead the jury for the international feature film competition at the 63rd Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, organizers announced.
The festival, one of Türkiye's oldest and best-known film events, runs Oct. 24-31 in the Mediterranean resort city, according to a statement from its press office.
Thirteen films will compete: "Round 13," "Six Weeks On," "The Moon Is a Father of Mine," "Black Rabbit White Rabbit," "A Turkish Case," "All the Lovers in the Night" "Minotaur," "The River Train," "Paris," "Riverstone," "Sevda," "A Bit of Light" and "Sad Girlz."
Joining Sinanos on the jury are Turkish actor Nejat Isler, Lebanese-born actor Yasmine Al Massri, Ukrainian director and screenwriter Maryna Er Gorbach and Turkish actor, writer and director Fadik Sevin Atasoy.
Sinanos is a member of the European Film Academy, the French Society of Cinematographers and the Hellenic Society of Cinematographers.
He has worked as director of photography on feature films by directors including Theo Angelopoulos, Michael Cacoyannis, Chris Marker, Hiner Saleem, Semih Kaplanoglu and Ozcan Alper.
He won the Greek Ministry of Culture's best cinematography award for "The Crossing" and "True Beauty." He also received Thessaloniki Film Festival awards for his work on "Olga Robards," "Equinox" and "The Master of Shadows."
Isler, also a European Film Academy member, has won numerous awards at the Golden Orange festival. Massri is an internationally recognized film and television actor who has worked in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America.
Gorbach, who has been part of the European Film Academy since 2017, has won awards at several prestigious festivals.
Atasoy has won best actress and best supporting actress honors at film festivals and has served on juries at numerous national and international events.
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