Don't Tell Orhan Pamuk That His Novel Snow is in the Film I Made About Kars

The film revolves around Yüksel, a blind singer who is in search of new musicians due to the town's best musicians leaving for a competition. As he navigates this challenge, he is accompanied by Kazım, a hairdresser who photographs people and objects reminiscent of characters from Orhan Pamuk's novel, Snow. Their quest is complicated by the townspeople's indifference to the novel, reflecting a deeper exploration of cultural identity.

In a playful twist, the film features three imaginary musicians, two apprentices, and a child chasing a goose, adding layers of whimsy to the narrative. This documentary not only presents a comedic take on the struggles of finding musicians but also highlights the intersection of literature and everyday life in Kars. The film's unique premise and the interplay between reality and imagination make it a noteworthy representation of contemporary Turkish cinema.