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Seven Films From Turkish Cinema at the Fethiye International Film Festival.

The 4th Muğla Fethiye International Film Festival has announced its National Feature Film Screening Selection, bringing together productions from different periods and unique narrative worlds of Turkish cinema. Seven films will be screened for film enthusiasts during the festival, which will take place between November 4-8, 2026. 🚆

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