Film and TV
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Instadocs: an age that breeds its own monsters, filmed as it happens
As justice, reality and security are shaken, artificial intelligence brings a new perpetrator onto the stage. Netflix’s “Instadocs” series tells the story of a humanity forced to face the systems it has created.
A community-built festival in the footsteps of Lycia: Kaş Tiyatro Günleri
Bozcaada International Ecological Documentary Festival: ‘Local, small, slow’
We spoke with Nigar Mat, events coordinator of the Bozcaada International Ecological Documentary Festival, about the festival’s bond with the local community, the island’s ecological problems and what it takes to sustain a festival through solidarity.
The film that forgets its main character: Unabomber
Ted Kaczynski’s life holds enough questions for cinema to want to return to it again and again. Netflix’s “Unabomber” approaches the same story this time through the psychological experiments of his youth. In the film, however, what Kaczynski wrote and why is pushed aside by his style. While following the traces of the character it takes as its subject, Metz’s film does all it can to avoid actually meeting him.
The cast of ‘Animals’ on how privilege shapes our moral choices
Directed by and starring Ben Affleck, Animals uses a child’s kidnapping to test class privilege, racial prejudice and the value placed on a human life. We connected with Ben Affleck, Kerry Washington, Adriana Paz, Luis Gerardo Méndez and Gillian Anderson from the film’s star-studded cast and, taking the film as a starting point, talked about prejudice, privilege and the limits of empathy in moments of crisis.
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