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A story of a woman, of passion, desire, searching, doubt, struggle, and fulfillment... Beneath her veil, a woman questions herself. Each fold of her veil brings back a memory and a choice. Her poetic and musical monologue accompanies her personal memories, ultimately leading her to find herself. Mihiri Mušsžfik, the first female painter in Turkey, who lived an extraordinary life, defying the norms of her time, is the inspiration for the film.
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A story of a woman, of passion, desire, searching, doubt, struggle, and fulfillment... Beneath her veil, a woman questions herself. Each fold of her veil brings back a memory and a choice. Her poetic and musical monologue accompanies her personal memories, ultimately leading her to find herself. Mihiri Mušsžfik, the first female painter in Turkey, who lived an extraordinary life, defying the norms of her time, is the inspiration for the film.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Nazlı Eda Noyan
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Studio:Independent Forces, Bagan Films, Girl saw the sea
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