At All Hours and None
Aslı Erdoğan recounts her time as a political prisoner in Turkey, focusing on the effects of language loss and censorship on dissent while in exile.
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Aslı Erdoğan recounts her time as a political prisoner in Turkey, focusing on the effects of language loss and censorship on dissent while in exile.
Synopsis
Aslı Erdoğan sits in her Berlin apartment, reflecting on her time as a political prisoner in Turkey. The writer, physicist, and human rights activist discusses the erasure of her language and the oppressive forces that silence dissent. Through a blend of visuals and personal narrative, Erdoğan emphasizes the role of words in resisting autocratic violence. The documentary runs for 19 minutes and addresses themes of language loss and censorship, revealing the struggles faced by those in exile.
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