Ang Lee's Lust, Caution, which won the top Golden Lion award at Venice, will open the festival as previously announced.
The international competition has 10 European and Asian films including Asif Kapadia's Far North, Sergei Bodrov's Mongol and Feng Xiaogang's Assembly, as well as Two Turkish films - Egg, the first film of a trilogy by Semih Kaplanoglu, and Handan Ipekci's Hidden Faces.
Two awards, Best Film and Best Director, will be presented at the closing ceremony on October 28. A film critics prize for a separate competition will be given out by international film critics and the Turkish Association of Cinema Writers (see full list below).
More than 200 films will be screened at the event including around 80 Turkey premieres.
The Turkish Foundation of Cinema and Audio-Visual Culture (Tursak) is the organiser of both the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival and the International Eurasia Film Festival. Tursak is a non-profit organization founded in 1991.
Full list for international competition:
Far North (UK-France)
Dir: Asif Kapadia
Mongol (Germany-Kazakhstan-Russia-Mongolia)
Dir: Sergei Bodrov
You The Living (Sweden-France-Germany-Denmark-Norway)
Dir: Roy Andersson
The Home Song Stories (Australia-Singapore)
Dir: Tony Ayres
The Drummer (Hong Kong-Taiwan-Germany)
Dir: Kenneth Bi
The Band's Visit (Israel-France)
Dir: Eran Kolirin
Assembly (China-Korea)
Dir: Feng Xiaogang
Trivial (France)
Dir: Sophie Marceau
Egg (Turkey)
Dir: Semih Kaplanoglu
Hidden Faces (Turkey)
Dir: Handan Ipekci
Full list for film critics prize:
Fados (Spain)
Dir Carlos Saura
It's A Free World (UK-Italy-Germany-Spain)
Dir: Ken Loach
Fata Morgana (Germany)
Dir: Simon Gross
Two In One (Ukraine-Russia)
Dir Kira Muratova
Shelter (Italy-France)
Marco Simon Puccioni
Under The Bombs (France-Lebanon-UK)
Dir: Philippe Aractingi
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