Days of Fire, Love and Anarchy

The documentary highlights Onat Kutlar's discovery of cinema at the Cinémathèque Française, which ignited his passion for the art form. This passion drove him to create a Cinematheque in Istanbul, aiming to introduce and promote art cinema in Turkey.

Despite the tragic fate of the Turkish Sinematek in 1980, the documentary illustrates how Kutlar's efforts laid the groundwork for an intellectual film culture in Turkey. This influence persists, showcasing the lasting impact of his vision for cinema in the region. The film features insights from notable figures like Burçak Evren and Ali Özgentürk, adding depth to the narrative.