
Extremely Personal Documentary
Documentary · Music
Overview
The recording process of musician Nilufer Akdogu's Turkish jazz album Aristo'ya Inat (Against Aristotle). The film presents the musical searches during the creation of an album with all its fragility. At the same time, it is a record of special sharings which elements from world jazz history are discussed with experiences, and the joy is never lost despite the setbacks.
Top Cast
Nilüfer Akdoğu
Nilüfer Akdoğu
Herself
Nilüfer Akdoğu
Herself
Turgut Alp Bekoğlu
Turgut Alp Bekoğlu
Himself
Turgut Alp Bekoğlu
Himself
Mauro Battisti
Mauro Battisti
Himself
Mauro Battisti
Himself
Tolga Bilgin
Tolga Bilgin
Himself
Tolga Bilgin
Himself
Alp Özdayı
Alp Özdayı
Himself
Alp Özdayı
Himself
Alpay Çiftçi
Alpay Çiftçi
Himself
Alpay Çiftçi
Himself
Ozan Tan
Ozan Tan
Himself
Ozan Tan
Himself
Bora Peynirci
Bora Peynirci
Himself
Bora Peynirci
Himself
Savaş Okan Okşit
Savaş Okan Okşit
Himself
Savaş Okan Okşit
Himself
Alp Varol
Alp Varol
Himself
Alp Varol
Himself
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