Nuri Sezer, also known as Nurettin Sezer, was born on October 10, 1938 in Kandฤฑra and died in Berlin on April 14, 2014. The artist, who is one of the important names of the Turkish-German cinema, theater and television world, has worked successfully for many years as an actor, screenwriter and producer.
He started his artistic life in Istanbul at a young age, first worked as a technician at the Haldun Dormen Theater and then started acting. Sezer settled in Germany in the early 1970s and took part in important projects in the field of cinema and television there. He made his first remarkable performance in the cinema with the 1974 film Otobรผs and took part in many productions both in Europe and Tรผrkiye in the following years.
One of Sezer's most important achievements was winning an award for the screenplay he wrote together with Tuncel Kurtiz at the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival in 1981 with the movie Gรผl Hasan. In addition, the film On Fertile Lands, of which he was one of the producers, was deemed worthy of many awards at international festivals, and he was also recognized for his video production company in Berlin, which contributed to diaspora cinema.
Sezer, who produced works in many different fields from theater to cinema, from television to production throughout his long career that lasted from 1957 to 2010, left a permanent mark on the cinema culture both in Tรผrkiye and Europe. He attracted attention with both his directorship and acting with the movie Para Para, which was one of his last projects before his death.
Productions in which he took part
- Bus (1974)
- Polizei (1988) โ Hamza
- On the Fertile Land (1980) โ The Windlass Sergeant
- Gรผl Hasan (1980) โ Recai / Nuri / The actor
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
