Nine Countries, 12 Films, One Shared Cultural Heritage

The second day of the III International Gordion Archaeofilm Festival was one of the days on which the festival’s international identity was most clearly reflected.

In screenings that continued from 9:00 a.m. into the evening, directors from different countries brought their perspectives on archaeology and cultural heritage together on the same cinema screen.

Films by Andreas Apostolidis, Halina Adamovich, Ernes Sarykhailov, Sedat Benek, Nurdan Tekeoğlu, Orhan Tekeoğlu, Sreten Vukovic, Dagmara Drzazga, Keyvan Shamshiri, Ersoy Soydan, Selin Aktaş, Murat K. Toy, Silvia Pradas and Kyungwon Min presented festival audiences with cultural heritage stories from different geographies.

The day concluded with the special screening of “Keramos: Memory of the Earth” and a talk with the director, bringing the second day of film screenings to a close with a special gathering focused on Anatolia’s archaeological heritage.

Thus, on its second day, the III International Gordion Archaeofilm Festival brought 12 finalist films from nine countries, along with the special screening of Keramos, to cinema audiences in Ankara.