The Bishwa Ijtema
Original title: "İÇTİMA"
Directed by
Nuray Kayacan Sünbül was born in Istanbul in 1978. She was graduated from sociology department of Uludağ University. She studied scenario. She completed the documentary “What Happened Then” which she directed in 2018. She completed the documentary “İçtima”, “Merhamet/ Umutsuzluğa Yolculuk”, “Kan ve Ter: Bir Şampiyonluk Hikayesi”, “Manevi Rehber”, “Ukde” in 2020-2022. She is currently working as a producer and director at TRT (Turkish Radio Television) Internal Productions Department. The director is married and the mother of two children.
Cinematography by
Cevahir Şahin
Edited by
Koray Sünbül
Music by
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Main cast
Sirajul Islam, Kolim Ullah
Color: color, Running time: 47, Format: HD, Countries: TR, Languages: Bengali, Birmanca, Rohingya language
Producer(s)
Production company(s)
TRT
Awards
Boğaziçi Film Festivali_ En iyi kısa belgesel ödülü 2- New Wave Short Film Festival/ Almanya_ En İyi Belgesel Ödülü
Festivals
1- Boğaziçi Film Festivali_ En iyi kısa belgesel ödülü 2- New Wave Short Film Festival/ Almanya_ En İyi Belgesel Ödülü 3- 24. Religion Today Film Festival / İtalya_ Finalist 4- Boden International Film Festival/ İsveç _ Finalist 5- 22. İzmir Kısa Film Festivali_ Finalist 6- 9. Kinosaray - Positive Film Festival/ Ukrayna _ Official Selection 7- Les Rimbaud du Cinéma/ Fransa_ Official Selection 8-14. International Moving Film Festival/İran_ Semi Finalist 9- 18. Guangzhou International Documentary Film Festival_ Official Selection 10- Eurasia International Monthly Film Festival/ Rusya_ Finalist 11- CINEMA OF NATIONS/ Almanya_ Official Selection 12- 14. Sofia Menar Film Festival/ Bulgaristan_ Semi Finalist 13- 5. Uluslararası Kadın Yönetmenler Festivali _ Finalist 14- 24. Film Southasia/ Nepal_ Official Selection 15- 13. Festival RNAB/ Brazilya_ Quarter-Finalist 16- 12. Sinepark Kısa Film Festivali/Türkiye _ Finalist 17- 22. Uluslararası Frankfurt Türk Film Festivali/ Almaya_ Finalist 18- Bayelsa International Film Festival/ Nijerya_ Finalist
Synopsis
Every year, 5 million of Muslims
from 150 different countries get together in Bangladesh for three days to pray for persecuted Muslims and world peace. It is the second largest religious gathering after the Hajj.
