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Seen Unseen: An Anthology of (Auto)Censorship
Desktop images, letters, text messages, interviews and CCTV footage, this aesthetically eclectic, politically daring collection of films by Altyazı Fasikül: Free Cinema stresses the need for criticality in times of censorship and repression.
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Desktop images, letters, text messages, interviews and CCTV footage, this aesthetically eclectic, politically daring collection of films by Altyazı Fasikül: Free Cinema stresses the need for criticality in times of censorship and repression.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Fırat Yücel, Erhan Örs, Hakan Bozyurt, Murat Can Memiş, Sibil Çekmen, Serra Akcan, Kadir Sönmez, belit sağ
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Institute of Time, Altyazı Cinema Association (Altyazı Sinema Derneği)
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