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    Şebnem Hassanisoughi
    An image from Nausea, one of the productions that also features Şebnem Hassanisoughi.
    Şebnem Hassanisoughi

    Şebnem Hassanisoughi

    December 7, 1985 — Istanbul, Turkey

    Şebnem Hassanisoughi was born in Istanbul. Her father is of Azerbaijani descent from Iran. Her mother is Turkish.

    Sebnem took on roles in some very significant shows such as, 'Firar', 'Kayip Sehir', 'Tatar Ramazan', 'Bana Artik Hicran De', 'Poyraz Karayel', and 'Vatanim Sensin'. She recently took a place in various digital series, such as 'Andropause', 'Hot Skull' for Netflix, 'Metot' for Gain and 'Star' for Disney+, which will be launched soon.

    Her role in the 2011 movie 'Geriye Kalan', shot by Cigdem Vitrinel brought her two very important awards. Hassanisoughi was awarded 'Best Actress' at the 12th Izmir International Film Festival, and received the 'Ayhan Isik Special Award' at the 18th Sadri Alisik Actor's Awards. After working with Alphan Eseli on his film 'Eve Dönüs Sarikamis 1915' in 2012, she appeared in Zeki Demirkubuz's film 'Bulanti', and with her performance in this movie, won 'Best Supporting Actress' at the 48th Siyad Awards. Later, Hassanisoughi took on the role of 'Sara' in Tayfur Aydin's 2016 movie 'Siyah Karga'. She was also honored with the 20th Year Special Award at the 20th Flying Broom International Women's Film Festival. Following, Sebnem participated in the movie 'Butterflies', which got Grand Jury Prize at Sundance 2018. In the same year, she appeared in the Danish movie 'Lifeboat' with Sofia Helin and Pal Sverre Hagen.

    Wounded Love

    Wounded Love

    2016

    Poyraz Karayel

    Poyraz Karayel

    2015

    Wild Heart

    Wild Heart

    2023

    Nausea

    Nausea

    2015

    The Long Way Home

    The Long Way Home

    2013

    Nefes Nefese

    Nefes Nefese

    2018

    What Remains

    What Remains

    2012

    The Great Istanbul Depression

    The Great Istanbul Depression

    2020