Damla Sonmez

Damla Sonmez was born in Turkey on 3rd May in 1987. She is a Turkish actress in Istanbul, Turkey. Her family is of Circassian descent. Her language is Turkish and is fluent in English and French. Cinema has been her finest passion since she was a kid. She received many nominations for her overall performance in Bornova (2009), winning the Antalya Golden Orange Award, Ankara Flying Broom Women's movie pageant Award, and a Sadri Alisik Theatre & film Award. Some of her awards are The Young Talent Award on the Yesilcam film Awards for her overall performance in Mahpeyker - Kösem sultan (2010) When graduating from Saint Joseph French high college in Istanbul, She studied for a year in Paris earlier than being presented a scholarship to the Yeditepe University Fine Arts Theatre Department in Istanbul.

She additionally attended Jillian O'Dowd's Contemporary Acting Workshop at the London Dramatic college of Arts. Sonmez made her movie debut in Kampüste çiplak ayaklar (2009), her award-winning overall performance in Bornova Bornova (2009) in which she performed as a confused, but ruthless female M-stimulated woman from Izmir. Sonmez subsequent contend an abused female who takes subjects into hal arms in the comedy Kurtulus Son Durak (2012) She persisted her movie in Uzun Hikaye (2012) as an attorney's daughter who meets the affection of her life, observed by fractional economic unit Aydinlatirsin Geceyi (2013) playing a younger town female who has the cap potential to forestall time.

She received the first-class actress Award in the 2015 town pageant, Town International pageant function in Denizseviyesi (2014) as a younger pregnant Turkish immigrant residing in Empire State who attempts to create peace together along with her haunting beyond that turned into observed up with every other triumph overall performance in Taksim Hold'em (2017) wherein she contends a younger journalist who is approximate to lose her process due to political conflicts. She played the lead role in series 7 Yüz (7 Faces) in 2017. Some of her roles in Netflix's historical docudrama Rise of Empires: Ottoman as Ana.