Kedi is a cat fancier's dream, but this thoughtful, beautifully filmed look at Istanbul's street feline population offers absorbing viewing. A beautiful sunset ...
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In short, the film is charming. It talks about how cats are different than dogs. And it shows how caring for the cats has been helpful to people in many ways.
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Kedi is a cat fancier's dream, but this thoughtful, beautifully filmed look at Istanbul's street feline population offers absorbing viewing.
This movie was wonderful. Whether you're a cat lover or not, it's hilarious, poignant, and amazingly well-shot. The cinematography of capturing so many cats ...
The footage is astonishing. The film opens with a tabby cat stalking with purpose down a crowded city street, looking for food to bring back to ...
It is by turns intriguing, amusing and a little bit twee. I enjoyed it, but at 79 minutes it feels like a marvellous 20-minute piece that has ...
Kedi is a charming, "cat's eye"-view documentary about felines who live wild in the city of Istanbul. It's gentle enough for younger viewers.
An astonishing film that works as a travelogue, as an ode to communities who find themselves living besides these glorious creatures.
Kedi's simplicity fosters its charm. The film elongates the easy pleasure of forming an instant connection with a cat that had not long ago ...
Turkish filmmaker Ceyda Torun turns her cameras on the infamous street cats of Istanbul in "Kedi," a charming, warm-hearted documentary ...