

A woman recounts her experiences during the Armenian genocide while living in a retirement home in Istanbul, where personal histories intertwine with the city's transformation.
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A woman recounts her experiences during the Armenian genocide while living in a retirement home in Istanbul, where personal histories intertwine with the city's transformation.
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Synopsis
In a retirement home in Istanbul, residents share their stories against a backdrop of change. A woman reflects on her experiences during the Armenian genocide, providing a historical context. A pianist conveys his emotions through music, revealing his romantic feelings. Meanwhile, a blind photographer engages with his surroundings, capturing moments with his camera. The film contrasts these personal narratives with the sounds of construction machinery, symbolizing the city's ongoing transformation and the fading of collective memories.
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Why Watch
- See the award-winning cinematography recognized by the IDA.
- Meet the characters in a touching portrayal of aging.
- Find out why it was a Sight & Sound Film of the Month.
Did You Know
- Distant Constellation won the International Critics Prize at the 2017 Viennale.
- It received the Best Picture Prize at the Jeonju International Film Festival in 2018.
- The film was nominated for two Cinema Eye Honor Awards.
- It was included in Film Comment's Best Undistributed Films of 2017.
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Who directed the documentary Distant Constellation?
Distant Constellation was directed by Shevaun Mizrahi.
What awards did Distant Constellation win?
It won several awards including the International Critics Prize at the Viennale and the Best Picture Prize at the Jeonju International Film Festival.
In what year was Distant Constellation released?
Distant Constellation was released in 2017.
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