Photo: ©RiminiProtokoll Ungunstraum’s disappearing performers required stand-ins who could be given specific instructions to carry out on stage. That is why the first experts appeared on stage as early as the 1995 piece 2nd Stage: once again, to the right and left of an installation made up of a great deal of equipment and frosted-glass <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>

Beykoz Kundura‘s spring program, bringing together films and performances from around the world, awaits documentary enthusiasts. While performances by Rimini Protokoll from Germany, masters of documentary theater, and by the Lebanese artist Rabih Mroué come to Kundura Sahne, recent award-winning examples of documentary cinema will be screened free of charge at Kundura Sinema in May <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>

Beykoz Kundura’s cinema Kundura Sinema, whose restoration has captivated audiences, celebrates its 5th anniversary this year with restored classics. Having first opened its doors in 2018 and become one of Istanbul’s most beloved screens thanks to its original content and curated programs, Kundura Sinema brings together a special selection of films from its first-year program. <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>

Lynne Sachs’s prismatic, psychodramatic family portrait “Film About a Father Who” (IMDb) is a gripping, poetic essay suggesting that looking at a family tree is not enough to understand a family. American filmmaker, artist and poet Lynne Sachs—whose work, spanning documentaries, experimental shorts and hybrid live performances, is too diverse to be confined to a <a href="https://beykozkundura.com/en/" class="more-link">...</a>