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11 Hebron rd.
POB 4399
Jerusalem, 9108402
By Bus
34, 7, 78, 18, 71, 72, 74, 77, 38
Mt. Zion Hotel
Gan Hapamon
Train Compound
This program, showcasing some of the best of Turkish cinema, presents a unique insight into Turkey, past and present, and aims to showcase, through the prism of cinema, the challenges Turkey faces today. The films will be accompanied by short lectures (in Heb.).
A young New Yorker embarks on a journey to his homeland – Turkey. Here he returns to the regions of Kurdistan, to the geographical and human landscapes from which his heritage was made, to the sounds and stories.
A psychologist finds she has a special connection with one of her patients; a young woman in a catatonic state. Yeşim Ustaoğlu presents a sobering look at the state of women in Turkey today.
After 20 years in jail, Kadir is released from prison on the condition that he becomes an informant. Kadir tries to embrace his new found freedom, but when terrorism hits his hometown things get out of hand. Frenzy is a brilliant psychological thriller
Mehmet and his family live in the mountains of north Turkey. The villagers make a living working the mines, but Mehmet has other ideas. Until he strikes gold, his family lives a life of destitute. A modest family drama that plays on the heartstrings.
A surprising, original, insightful, and entertaining portrait of Istanbul – its streets, people, and everyday life – presented from the perspective of the metropolis’ street cats. Kedi successfully captures the deep connection between the city and its inhabitants – human and feline.
Two women meet on a train; one is heading to a school reunion, the other to perform a disturbing mission. The journey presents the two with vistas, conversations, and encounters that will give their lives moments of sentiment and meaning.
