Hülya Koçyiğit
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Hülya Koçyiğit (born December 12, 1947 in Kuzguncuk, Istanbul) is a famous Turkish actress. She is considered to be one of Turkish cinema's most famous female leads and has received numerous awards such as at the prestigious Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival and at various other international film festivals. Altogether, she has acted in some 180 films.
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[edit] Biography
Hülya grew up in Istanbul and finished her secondary education in Ankara, where she attended Atatürk Girls' High School. She joined Istanbul City Theatre during her middle education. She then enrolled in Ankara State Art Academy's Ballet department for education in the Arts.
Hülya Koçyiğit decided to venture into cinema in 1963. Her debut film was Susuz Yaz (Dry Summer) which went on to win the Golden Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival. This honor was the first of its kind ever bestowed upon a Turkish movie. Derman, a film she starred in was the first Turkish film that played in five continents. Kurbağalar, another of her famous films was the first Turkish movie that was sold to international televisions. She received the distinction of "Turkish state artist" in 1991.
Lütfü Akad, Atıf Yılmaz, Şerif Gören, Metin Erksan, Orhan Aksoy, Memduh Ün, Ertem Eğilmez, Osman F. Seden, Halit Refiğ are some of the famous directors who have worked with Hülya Koçyiğit.
Hülya Koçyiğit holds the distinction of being the Turkish actress of having won the most national and international awards and is probably, the most recognised face of the Turkish silver screen. Her movies between 1965 and 1974, her golden period, constantly captivated movie audiences.
[edit] Filmography
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[edit] Awards
[edit] Domestic festival awards
- Best Actress of the Year, Turkish Ministry of Tourism (1964)
- Woman of the Year, Turkish Women's Union (1964)
- Golden Orange (Antalya) for Cemile (1969)
- Golden Boll (Adana) for Zehra (1972)
- Golden Orange (Antalya) for Diyet (1975)
- Golden Orange (Antalya) for Derman (1984)
- Golden Orange (Antalya) for Karılar Koğuşu (1990)
- Golden Orange, Lifetime Achievement Award
- Golden Boll, Lifetime Achievement Award
- Çasot, Lifetime Achievement Award
- Istanbul Film Festival, Honorary Award
- Ankara Film Festival, Honorary Award
- Uçan Süpürge Film Festival, Honorary Award
- Siyad, Honorary Award
[edit] International Film Awards
- Most Successful Actress Award for Kurbağalar, Nantes Film Festival (1987)
- Best Actress Award for Bez Bebek, Amiens Film Festival (1988)
[edit] Foreign film festival appearances
- London Film Festival, for Derman
- Berlin Film Festival, for Susuz Yaz
- Mexico Film Festival, for Susuz Yaz
- Tehran Film Festival, for Gelin
- Tashkent Film Festival, for Almanya Acı Vatan
[edit] Film festival screenings
- Susuz Yaz Berlin Film Festival, Mexico Film Festival
- Gelin Tehran Film Festival
- Derman Karlovy Film Festival, Venice Film Festival, London Film Festival, Nantes Film Festival, Damascus Film Festival (She holds the greatest award), Tashkent Film Festival
- Kurbağalar Nantes Film Festival, Best Actress Award
- Yalan Dunya Antalya Film Festival
[edit] Links and references
- Hülya Koçyiğit's official website (Turkish)
- Biyografi.info - Biography of Hülya Koçyiğit
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| Preceded by Türkan Şoray |
Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1969 for Cemile |
Succeeded by Belgin Doruk |
| Preceded by Zeynep Aksu |
Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1973 for Tanrı Misafiri |
Succeeded by Perihan Savaş |
| Preceded by Türkan Şoray |
Golden Boll Award for Best Actress 1973 for Zehra |
Succeeded by not held |
| Preceded by Perihan Savaş |
Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1975 for Diyet |
Succeeded by Adile Naşit |
| Preceded by Nur Sürer |
Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1983 for Derman |
Succeeded by Hale Soygazi |
| Preceded by Nur Sürer |
Golden Orange Award for Best Actress 1990 for Karılar Koğuşu |
Succeeded by Sumru Yavrucuk |
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