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The Woman Has No Name? Female characters in Turkish cinema through the eyes of female directors
AbstractIt can be observed that there was a quantitative increase in the films of female directors in Turkey in 2000s and these directors started to create their own cinematic language. These directors produce films by being influenced by the patriarchal society they live in and deal with the problems women experience in that society.