
Pembe & Eflatun
Animation · Drama
Overview
Pembe & Eflatun is an ecofeminist short sand animation, following the innkeeper couple, Pembe and Eflatun, who open doors to a group of stranded refugee women and children. As the refugees settle in, a series of secrets begin to surface about how the couple has been managing this ex-prison, now inn.
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Nezaket Erden
Nezaket Erden
Narrator
Nezaket Erden
Narrator
Hande Ortaç
Hande Ortaç
Pembe
Hande Ortaç
Pembe


Özge Özel
Özge Özel
Eflatun
Özge Özel
Eflatun


Senan Kara
Senan Kara
Kehribar
Senan Kara
Kehribar


Aysel Yıldırım
Aysel Yıldırım
Yeşil
Aysel Yıldırım
Yeşil
Duygu Dalyanoğlu
Duygu Dalyanoğlu
Traveller Woman
Duygu Dalyanoğlu
Traveller Woman
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