Kedi | Documentary

“Kedi (which means “cat” in Turkish) is a 2016 documentary directed by Ceyda Torun that offers a captivating and affectionate portrait of the thousands of stray cats roaming the streets of Istanbul and their profound connection with the city’s human inhabitants. Kedi is a touching and visually stirring documentary that uses the everyday wanderings of Istanbul’s street cats to offer deeper insights into community, memory, and belonging. Through the eyes of these independent felines and the people who care for them, the film invites audiences into a reflection on how humans and animals can mutually heal and enrich one another.”