Kerem Alışık

Kerem Alışık was born on June 5, 1960, in Istanbul. He is the son of movie actors Sadri Alışık and Çolpan İlhan. He is the uncle of writer Attila İlhan. He played in the "Anadolu Üsküdar 1908 Sports Club" football team for a while. He started acting in 1995 with the TV series "Fırtınalar" directed by Director Ünal Küpeli. He did his military service as a sailor in Gölcük. He first stepped onto the theater stage with Hakan Altıner's play called Yöne at Tiyatro Kedi. In 2000, he made his first feature film experience, directing and scriptwriting; He made a living with the movie "Dansöz" made by journalist Savaş Ay. He has been teaching at the Sadri Alışık Cultural Center, which he founded with his mother Çolpan İlhan, since 2005. Kerem Alışık writes poetry as well as acting. He has two published poetry books and three published poetry albums.