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SUMMARY:CinéDialoog: Tomato\, Pepper\, Depression
DTSTAMP:20260812T183313Z
DTSTART:20260909T173000Z
DESCRIPTION:Aybüke Avcı comes from the Turkish village of Çetirevli\, near 
	Adana. The\ntomatoes\, peppers\, and other crops grown there survive on me
	dication\, much like\nthe diagnosed depression patients who make up half o
	f the village’s population.\n\nAs the production of pepper paste—the villa
	ge’s source of livelihood—goes\nthrough various stages of harvesting\, sor
	ting\, and grinding\, the burden of\nphysically heavy work on people’s men
	tal worlds gradually increases.\n\nDuring a summer coinciding with the pep
	per harvest\, Aybüke retraces the memories\nof her childhood and makes a c
	onfronting but gentle portrait of her uncles\nMehmet and Yakup\, both grap
	pling with depression.\n\nAfter the screening Aybüke will join us for a co
	nversation on this intimate\ndocumentary.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nAybüke A
	vcı is a filmmaker from Turkey. She has worked in film programming and\npr
	oject development at cultural institutions including İBB Kültür AŞ and Akb
	ank\nSanat.\n\nHer first feature-length documentary\, Tomato\, Pepper\, De
	pression (2024)\,\npremiered in the National Documentary Competition of th
	e 43rd Istanbul Film\nFestival\, where it received a Special Mention Award
	. The film was subsequently\nscreened at numerous festivals and received a
	wards including the Johan van der\nKeuken New Talent Award at the 18th Doc
	umentarist Istanbul Documentary Days and\nthe Best Film Released on Digita
	l Platforms Award at the 58th SİYAD Turkish\nCinema Awards.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/cinedialoog-tomato-pepper-depression
GEO:52.3630433;4.8828596
LOCATION:De Balie - Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10\, 1017 RR Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,cinema,documentary,festivals,film,klimaat & du
	urzaamheid,leidseplein
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Aybüke Avcı comes from the Turkish 
	village of Çetirevli, near Adana. The tomatoes, peppers, and other crops g
	rown there survive on medication, much like the diagnosed depression patie
	nts who make up half of the village’s population.</strong></p> <p>As the p
	roduction of pepper paste—the village’s source of livelihood—goes through 
	various stages of harvesting, sorting, and grinding, the burden of physica
	lly heavy work on people’s mental worlds gradually increases. </p> <p>Duri
	ng a summer coinciding with the pepper harvest, Aybüke retraces the memori
	es of her childhood and makes a confronting but gentle portrait of her unc
	les Mehmet and Yakup, both grappling with depression.</p> <p>After the scr
	eening Aybüke will join us for a conversation on this intimate documentary
	.</p> About the speaker <p>Aybüke Avcı is a filmmaker from Turkey. She has
	 worked in film programming and project development at cultural institutio
	ns including İBB Kültür AŞ and Akbank Sanat.</p> <p>Her first feature-leng
	th documentary, <em>Tomato, Pepper, Depression</em> (2024), premiered in t
	he National Documentary Competition of the 43rd Istanbul Film Festival, wh
	ere it received a Special Mention Award. The film was subsequently screene
	d at numerous festivals and received awards including the Johan van der Ke
	uken New Talent Award at the 18th Documentarist Istanbul Documentary Days 
	and the Best Film Released on Digital Platforms Award at the 58th SİYAD Tu
	rkish Cinema Awards.</p>
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