I Miss (The Istanbul I Don't Remember) Trailer (2025)
"How can you miss something you don't remember?"26 August 2025Factual2 mins
Someone born in the 1990s, who never actually lived in 1990s Istanbul, can only long for what they’ve seen in old videos. But how do you yearn for moments you never experienced... or why do you? In this nostalgic Istanbul we don’t remember, a digital passage unfolds from the European side to the Asian side, told only through the footage recorded on the cameras of those who once lived it.
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