Ayça Damgacı studied Dramaturgy and Theater Criticism at Istanbul University. From 1998 to 2011, she acted in and co-directed several plays at the Tiyatro Oyunevi theatre in Istanbul. Damgacı co-wrote and acted in Gitmek: My Marlon and Brando (2008), which recounts the true story of her travel southeast during the Iraq War to rescue her love, a Kurdish actor trapped behind the border. Her performance won Best Actress awards at the Istanbul, Sarajevo, Tetouan (Morocco), and Nuremberg Film Festivals. She has also acted in cinema movies including Ay Lav Yu (2010), and Do Not Forget Me Istanbul (2011) and is the creator and vocalist of the band Göçebe Şarkılar.

Accolades

Ayça Damgacii
Best Performance by an Actress, 2013

Ayça Damgacii

Best Performance by an Actress, 2013

Ayça Damgacii

Yozgat Blues

Ayça Damgacı studied Dramaturgy and Theater Criticism at Istanbul University. From 1998 to 2011, she acted in and co-directed several plays at the Tiyatro Oyunevi theatre…

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Films

Yozgat Blues
2013

Yozgat Blues

Türkiye
2013

Yozgat Blues

A barber in the small town of Yozgat in the middle of Anatolia has an emotional breakdown over singers who come to town to perform.

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