Director Emin Alper on Tackling Political Manipulation And Turkish Homophobia in ‘Burning Days’

Liam Llewellyn has shocked fans of Love Island, after he’s reportedly quit the show just four days into the brand new series that kicked off on Monday. Viewers of tonight’s show, which airs on ITV2 at 9pm, are said to see the 22 year old Welsh student announcing his departure to his devastated fellow Love Islanders, after gathering them around the iconic fire pit to tell them the news.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentGlobal arthouse movie streamer, producer and distributor MUBI has acquired all Turkish rights to Iranian director Saeed Roustaee’s timely Cannes title “Leila’s Brothers.”A female empowerment drama set against the backdrop of a family crushed by debts linked to international economic sanctions, “Leila’s Brothers” won the International Federation of Film Critics (Fipresci) prize for best film in Cannes’ main competition.  The film, which is Roustaee’s third feature, follows from his tense actioner “Just 6.5,” about a cop trying to pin down a drug lord.

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A family have described feeling 'trapped' and 'scared' after their flights were cancelled at the last minute, stranding them in Turkey, leading to costs of nearly £2,500 for new flights and hotels. It comes amid more chaos at Manchester Airport as mountains of abandoned bags are left after arrivals.

Cara De La Hoyde was excited to show off her new teeth after embarking on a trip to Turkey to have them done.The 31 year old beamed whilst sharing glimpses of her bright white smile on Instagram Stories in a clip as she said: "I've got my new teeth. See you soon Nathan”, referring to her husband Nathan Massey. Cara spent the past few days also enjoying a break away without the two children she shares with Nathan, soaking up the sun as she looked forward to her dental treatment at Dental Centre Turkey.

Christopher Vourlias Zeynep Atakan, the producer of Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Palme d’Or winner “Winter Sleep,” has come on board to co-produce and handle international sales for “Hilal, Feza and Other Planets,” director Kutluğ Ataman’s follow-up to his 2014 Berlin Film Festival player, “The Lamb.”The film begins soon after Turkey’s September 1997 coup, when Hilal and Fatma leave their Muslim town near the Turkish capital, Ankara, to study at the state university in Istanbul. A new law bars Fatma from entering the campus if she wears her religious head scarf.

Strictly stars James and Ola Jordan recently jetted off to Turkey with their daughter Ella, three, and whilst away the family discovered the infant takes just after her mum and dad.MORE: Exclusive: James and Ola Jordan's emotional farewell with grandparents and toddler Ella – watch videoPosting to his Instagram feed on Wednesday, James shared a wonderful video of Ola helping Ella out of her buggy after she asked to "dance" to a DJ playing at the Rixos Premium Tekirova where they are staying.WATCH: Strictly's James and Ola Jordan's daughter Ella takes after dancer parentsCaptioning the post, the father-of-one said: "Precious memories made on this holiday with @olajordan and Ella," with a red love heart.SEE: Ola and James Jordan's heartache as daughter Ella battles separation anxietyREAD: James and Ola Jordan reveal toddler Ella's tough day: 'She was distraught'In the video, Ella can be heard saying " Dance… daddy dance!". The exciting clip also captures the glamorous details of the lavish resort, including a chic pebble firepit, stunning cherry blossom trees and floral decorations.Ella enjoying watching the flamingos with her dadFans couldn't believe how much the little one resembled her parents in the clip.

On the one hand, Emin Alper’s Burning Days is a discreet but telling account of the resurgence of homophobia — a key plank of right-wing populism — in Turkey. On the other hand, it’s a half-and-half genre film: half crime thriller and half western.

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