Applicants can submit their documentary films and projects for free between March 4 to April 1 through TRT Documentary's website
''TRT Documentary Days" supports amateur and professional documentary filmmakers and contributes to the development and dissemination of documentary films from various countries.
The submission period to apply for the 13th annual "International TRT Documentary Awards" has begun. This year's competition is the 13th to date, and will be open to all documentary films that meet the application requirements as well as projects at the idea and story stage that have not yet started.A total of six different projects will be awarded in national competition, which is split into categories for “Student Films” and "Professional Films."
The awards ceremony will be held in Istanbul on Monday, June 6, 2022 with the participation of directors, sector representatives, members of the press and festival guests.
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