‘Five Minarets in New York’ Shot in Anamorphic 35mm

Five Minarets in New York’ Shot in Anamorphic 35mm

Jim Gucciardo Talks About the Digital Intermediate Process by Matthew J. Perlman This was the first English language film from Turkish director Mahsun Kirmizigul, whose previous films I Saw the Sun (2009) and The White Angel (2007) both received international acclaim. Five Minarets in New York follows the story of a Turkish scholar’s wife, as...

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