Three distinct camps house guerilla fighters from the PKK, revealing their daily struggles and motivations in the Kurdish region of Turkey.
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Three distinct camps house guerilla fighters from the PKK, revealing their daily struggles and motivations in the Kurdish region of Turkey.
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In the remote mountains of Turkey, guerilla fighters of the PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party) share their daily lives in three separate camps. Directed by Çayan Demirel, North (Bakur) presents personal stories that detail the struggles and motivations of these fighters. The 2015 documentary captures the long-standing conflict affecting the Kurdish region and the fight for autonomy within Turkish borders. It runs for 92 minutes and features interviews in Kurdish and Turkish.
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Why Watch
- Meet guerilla fighters in the Kurdish region of Turkey.
- See the daily lives of PKK members in their camps.
- Find out about the decades-long conflict in Turkey.
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- The film features guerilla fighters from three distinct camps.
- North was directed by Çayan Demirel and released in 2015.
- The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
- It is produced in Turkey and features languages including Kurdish and Turkish.
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Who directed the documentary North?
North was directed by Çayan Demirel.
What is the duration of the documentary North?
The duration of North is 92 minutes.
In which country was the documentary North produced?
North was produced in Turkey.
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