Most Popular Aylin Kuryel Trailers
Total trailers found: 11
Translating Ulysses Trailer (2023)
08 May 2023
Kawa Nemir is like a walking dictionary of the Kurdish language. He flees Turkey and takes refuge at Anne Frank's former house in Amsterdam.
A Defense Trailer (2021)
21 July 2021
In 2016, hundreds of academics signed a petition in Turkey, asking the state to put an end to violence inflicted upon Kurdish people.
Welcome Lenin Trailer (2016)
10 June 2016
Welcome Lenin chronicles the story of the Lenin statue, most likely thrown away after the collapse of the Soviet Union, traveled for almost two years in the Black Sea to be eventually put “under protection” in a dusty storage room in a municipality building in a remote village in Turkey.
Heads and Tails Trailer (2019)
13 April 2019
Heads and Tails chronicles the curious hair trade between Turkey and Israel. Two Turkish-Israeli women, Coya and Sima, get the tails of hair from male hair traders in Turkey and sell them to wig makers in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan and Bnei Brak.
CemileSezgin Trailer (2020)
24 July 2020
Cemile and Sezgin have been keeping on writing their love story on walls and streets of Izmir for five years.
March 8, 2020: A Memoir Trailer (2022)
11 November 2022
March 8, 2020: A Memoir is a multi-voiced desktop essay attempting to find the blind spots of ’Touristic Cameras’ looking at Taksim Square during the Feminist Night March.
March 8 with Stella Trailer (2026)
16 June 2026
March 8 with Stella takes place in an apartment overlooking one of the streets where, during the 21st Feminist Night March in Istanbul, women find each other despite all obstacles.
Seen Unseen: An Anthology of (Auto)Censorship Trailer (2024)
13 June 2024
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.
Happiness Trailer (2025)
08 April 2025
Sleeping disorders are omnipresent in this day and age. In this desktop diary, a resident of Amsterdam cannot sleep, absorbed by the genocides and atrocities being broadcast in real time.
