Can Evrenol
🎂 Aug 19, 1982 (43)
Istanbul, Turkey
Can Evrenol is a director born in Istanbul, Turkey. Their credits include the film Baskin. Other titles of theirs include The Field Guide to Evil. Across 20 years they have directed 22 films and 3 TV productions, working mainly across genres like horror, thriller.
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The Turkish Coffee Table
Director
2026
Film
Saýara
Director
2024
Film
Orta! Kafa! Aşk!
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2021–
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Naked
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2020–
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The Field Guide to Evil
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2019
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Girl with No Mouth
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2019
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The Protector
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2018–
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Housewife
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2017
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What Severed Remains
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2016
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How old is Can Evrenol?
Can Evrenol is 43 years old, born on August 19, 1982 in Istanbul, Turkey.
Where is Can Evrenol from?
Can Evrenol was born in Istanbul, Turkey.
What are the most famous roles of Can Evrenol?
Can Evrenol is best known as a director/writer for Baskin, The Field Guide to Evil, Housewife.
How many movies has Can Evrenol directed?
Can Evrenol has directed/written 22 films and worked on 3 TV shows.
What was Can Evrenol's first movie?
Can Evrenol's first credited film was The Blind Djinn of Infidelity ().
What is Can Evrenol's most recent movie?
Can Evrenol's most recent movie is The Turkish Coffee Table (2026).
What are Can Evrenol's best movies?
Can Evrenol's most acclaimed films include: Baskin (2015), The Field Guide to Evil (2019), Housewife (2017), Baskın (2013), To My Mother and Father (2010).
What TV shows has Can Evrenol created or directed?
Can Evrenol is known for TV work including: The Protector, Naked, Orta! Kafa! Aşk!.
How long has Can Evrenol been working in film?
Can Evrenol has been active since 2006 — a career spanning 20 years.
Can Evrenol
1982-08-19 · Istanbul, Turkey
Born and raised in Istanbul, Evrenol studied Film Studies and Art History at the University of Kent at Canterbury. Upon graduating, he has independently written, directed and produced short horror films, which won him several international awards, as well as being officially selected to more than 40 international genre film festivals around the world.
His feature debut film Baskin (2015), based on his 2013 short film of the same title, premiered at Toronto International Film Festival's Midnight Madness section, and awarded the Best Director at Austin Fantasticfest's New Wave Awards.