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Dolmabahce and Atatürk

Dolmabahçe ve Atatürk

Synopsis

The research phase of the documentary "Dolmabahçe and Atatürk," made in 1981 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Atatürk's birth, took a year, and filming was completed in three months. The documentary examines the world-famous palace in detail, both in terms of location and structure, and compares its changing functions from the Ottoman period to the Republican era, influenced by Atatürk's presence.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Suha Arın
Screenplay & Story
Çelik Gülersoy
Original Score
Nevit Kodallı
Original Title
Dolmabahçe ve Atatürk
Spoken Languages
Turkish
Runtime
45m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Suha Arın

Screenplay & Story

Çelik Gülersoy

Original Score & Music

Nevit Kodallı

Department Leadership Roster

Suha Arın

Suha Arın

Director

Çelik Gülersoy

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dolmabahce and Atatürk

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Dolmabahce and Atatürk about?

The research phase of the documentary "Dolmabahçe and Atatürk," made in 1981 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Atatürk's birth, took a year, and filming was completed in three months. The documentary examines the world-famous palace in detail, both in terms of location and structure, and compares its changing functions from the Ottoman period to the Republican era, influenced by Atatürk's presence.

Who directed Dolmabahce and Atatürk?

Dolmabahce and Atatürk was directed by Suha Arın.

Who stars in Dolmabahce and Atatürk?

The principal cast of Dolmabahce and Atatürk includes Süreyya Arın.

When was Dolmabahce and Atatürk released and how long is it?

Dolmabahce and Atatürk was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 45m.

Who composed the musical score for Dolmabahce and Atatürk?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Dolmabahce and Atatürk was composed by Nevit Kodallı.