Fatih Akin
Fatih Akin was born on Aug 25, 1973 in West Germany. Fatih Akin's big-screen debut came with Getürkt directed by Fatih Akin in 1996, strarring Musa. Fatih Akin is known for In the Fade directed by Fatih Akin, Numan Acar stars as Nuri Sekerci and Adam Bousdoukos as Knacki. Fatih Akin has got 52 awards and 46 nominations so far. The most recent award Fatih Akin achieved is Splat! FilmFest. The upcoming new movie Fatih Akin plays is Rheingold which will be released on Oct 27, 2022.
Fatih Akin was born in 1973 in Hamburg of Turkish parentage. He began studying Visual Communications at Hamburg's College of Fine Arts in 1994. His collaboration with Wueste Film also dates from this time. In 1995, he wrote and directed his first short feature, "Sensin - You're The One!" ("Sensin - Du bist es!"), which received the Audience Award at the Hamburg International Short Film Festival. His second short film, "Weed" ("Getürkt", 1996), received several national and international festival prizes. His first full length feature film, "Short Sharp Shock" ("Kurz und schmerzlos", 1998) won the Bronze Leopard at Locarno and the Bavarian Film Award (Best Young Director) in 1998. His other films include: "In July" ("Im Juli", 2000), "Wir haben vergessen zurückzukehren" (2001), "Solino" (2002), the Berlinale Golden Bear-winner and winner of the German and European Film Awards "Head-On" ("Gegen die Wand", 2003), and "Crossing the Bridge - The Sound of Istanbul" (2005).
Birthday
Aug 25, 1973Place of Birth
Hamburg, West Germany
Known For
Awards
52 wins & 46 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 2022
producer, director
6.9 - 20216.9
- 2019
producer, director
6.7 - 2017
producer, director
7.1 - 2016
director
7.0 - 2014
producer, director
6.2 - 20127.0
- 2011
producer
6.1 - 2011
producer
5.9 - 2009
producer
7.4 - 2009
producer, director
7.2 - 20096.0
- 2008
producer
6.8 - 2008
director
6.2 - 2007
producer, director
7.7 - 2005
Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul
director, producer
7.8 - 20054.4
- 2004
director, producer
7.9 - 20015.1
- 20017.7
- 20007.7
- 19987.2
- 19966.9