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Turkey Cinema Festival Returns Sept. 26-27 With 90 TL Tickets

Second edition expands to 1,500 screens across 75 provinces with 17 films and a Turkcell GNC two-for-90-TL offer.

Sources: Muğla Yenigün, Donanım Haber, Kastamonu Gündem Gazetesi3 sources|· updated· 1 min read
Turkey Cinema Festival Returns Sept. 26-27 With 90 TL Tickets
Photo: Donanım Haber

KEY POINTS

  • Festival dates: September 26-27, 2026
  • 90 TL flat ticket price; tickets on sale since September 21
  • 1,500 screens in 75 provinces; 17 films programmed
  • Turkcell GNC offer: two tickets for 90 TL total
  • First edition in 2025 attracted 780,000+ viewers at 80 TL

The second Turkey Cinema Festival will run on September 26-27 across roughly 1,500 screens in all 75 provinces. Organised by the Cinema Theatre Investors Association (SİSAY) with Culture and Tourism Ministry backing and GNC as main sponsor, the event aims to boost theatre attendance.

All festival tickets are priced at 90 Turkish lira and went on sale on September 21. The programme includes 17 domestic and international titles such as Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Odyssey and Toy Story 5.

We will feel the unifying power of cinema again in every corner of Turkey.

Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Culture and Tourism Minister

Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy said the festival will bring the unifying power of cinema to every corner of the country. Last year's inaugural edition drew more than 780,000 viewers over two days at a ticket price of 80 lira.

Turkcell subscribers can buy two tickets for a combined 90 lira using a discount code in the GNC mobile app. The promotion applies to all films in the festival lineup.

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