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PROGRAM
28 Mayıs Francesco Rosi, Le mani sulla città [Şehrin Üzerindeki Eller], 1963
4 Haziran Massoud Bakhshi, Tehran Anar Nadarad! [Tahran’da Artık Nar Yok!], 2006
11 Haziran Patrick Keiller, London [Londra], 1994
18 Haziran Documentarist 2015 kapsamında özel gösterim
25 Haziran Aysim Türkmen, Çekmeköy Underground, 2014
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A collection of feature and documentary films
addressing city life will continue to be screened this June
at SALT Beyoğlu as part of the weekly Thursday Cinema, supported by Garanti Mortgage.
PROGRAM
May 28 Francesco Rosi, Le mani sulla città [Hands Over the
City], 1963
June 4 Massoud Bakhshi, Tehran Anar Nadarad! [Tehran
Has No More Pomegranates!], 2006
June 11 Patrick Keiller, London, 1994
June 18 Special screening in the scope of Documentarist 2015
June 25 Aysim Türkmen, Çekmeköy Underground [Arabesque Underground], 2014
Thursday Cinema
Le mani sulla città [Hands Over the City]
May 28, 19.00
SALT Beyoğlu, Walk-in Cinema
Le mani sulla città [Hands Over the City] (1963)
Director: Francesco Rosi
105 minutes
Italian; Turkish and English subtitles
Beginning with the collapse of an apartment building in a working-class district, this film zeroes in on the subsequent investigation of responsibility surrounding the disaster. At the center is Edoardo Nottola (Rod Steiger), a wealthy land developer and council member of the government’s ruling party, who is determined to keep his personal and professional interests in the building of new government housing as intertwined as possible.
Directed by Francesco Rosi, who passed away in early 2015, the film won the Golden Lion award at the Venice Film Festival in 1963, the same year it was released.
Thursday Cinema is supported by Garanti Mortgage.
Program is free. Reservations are not accepted.
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Still from the film Le mani sulla città [Hands Over the City] (1963) ©Intramovies
Thursday Cinema
Tehran Anar Nadarad! [Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!]
June 4, 19.00
SALT Beyoğlu, Walk-in Cinema
Tehran Anar Nadarad! [Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!] (2006)
Director: Massoud Bakhshi
68 minutes
Persian; Turkish and English subtitles
Crazy, dynamic and ironic, this film takes us on a journey into the history of Tehran with Massoud Bakhshi’s film crew as they are faced with the impossibility of completing their initial project. In this both humoristic and critical portrait of a major city, Bakhshi joyfully plays with fact and fiction to depict the reality in Tehran today. From the city’s foundation to a small rural village where pomegranates still grow, from well-known oppressors to outstanding anonymous bystanders, Bakhshi succeeds in documenting 150 years of history and its contradictions.
With a combination of experimental attributes, the film includes fictional, documentary, comedy and even musical genres, making it an extraordinary documentation of urban history.
Thursday Cinema is supported by Garanti Mortgage.
Program is free. Reservations are not accepted.
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Still from the film Tehran Anar Nadarad! [Tehran Has No More Pomegranates!] (2006) ©Massoud Bakhshi
Thursday Cinema
London
June 11, 19.00
SALT Beyoğlu, Walk-in Cinema
London (1994)
Director: Patrick Keiller
82 minutes
English; Turkish subtitles
London is a journal of 1992, the year of John Major’s re-election, IRA bombs and the first crack in the House of Windsor. Scathing reflections on the recent past are enlivened by offbeat humor and wide-ranging literary anecdotes. Patrick Keiller’s imaginative and highly original films each document a journey undertaken by the unseen “researcher” Robinson and his similarly unseen companion, the film’s narrator (voice by Paul Scofield).
Filmed with Keiller’s characteristic camera and sound technique, this film is a depiction of the city while under conservative rule.
Thursday Cinema is supported by Garanti Mortgage.
Program is free. Reservations are not accepted.
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Still from the film London (1994) ©British Film Institute
Thursday Cinema
Çekmeköy Underground [Arabesque Underground]
June 25, 19.00
SALT Beyoğlu, Walk-in Cinema
Çekmeköy Underground [Arabesque Underground] (2014)
Director: Aysim Türkmen
96 minutes
Turkish; English subtitles
This film is a depiction of youth within a slum neighborhood in Istanbul, now transforming into luxuries suburbs. While preparing for a talent contest, at the same time they are working on an “arabesque rap” style clip, but Istanbul’s ruthless glimmer pulls a trigger on their dreams.
Underlying the story of the film, director Aysim Türkmen’s research on the city culture was discussed as part of 90, a program responding to questions about contemporary Istanbul, which took place in 2011 at SALT Beyoğlu.
Thursday Cinema is supported by Garanti Mortgage.
Program is free. Reservations are not accepted.
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Still from the film Çekmeköy Underground [Arabesque Underground] (2014) ©Metropol Film
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