Documentary About Stray Cats In Turkey

As the movie opens we get a fabulous aerial view of the city and then get to know a number of cats starting with a female cat who is out hunting food on the streets not for herself but as it turns out for her small kittens who are anxiously waiting her return.

Documentary about stray cats in turkey. Beautiful photos tourism board videos and award-winning documentaries show us a peaceful happy and healthy coexistence between street cats and the animal loving local community of the 15 million city. The world of Zeytin a stray dog living life on the streets of Istanbul. Ad Subscribe now to start streaming documentaries for only 167 a month with an annual plan.

People whove seen director Ceyda Toruns 2017 documentary Kedi about stray cats in Istanbul can view director Elizabeth Los documentary Stray about stray dogs in Istanbul as a great companion piece. Subscribe for only 1999 per year. Over the course of 80 minutes Torun follows the story of seven of the citys furry residents beautifully expressing not only the deep integration between Istanbul and its cats but also the deep friendship between humans and their.

Directed by Elizabeth Lo. 80 min is a documentary about the thousands of stray cats street cats all over Istanbul. They are part of the citys soul.

Kedi And The Celebrity Stray Cats Of Turkey Director Ceyda Toruns charming documentary follows seven stray cats from Istanbul and the. Videos you watch may be added to the TVs watch. Stream unlimited documentaries anytime anywhere.

Ad Subscribe now to start streaming documentaries for only 167 a month with an annual plan. Last year director Ceyda Torun took on Istanbuls street cats in her documentary Kedi which sparked worldwide interest in this peculiar feline phenomenon. A new documentary highlights the long relationship between the Turkish metropolis and its many strays A scene from Stray a documentary by filmmaker Elizabeth Lo.

Cats are esteemed in the Islamic religion viewed as ritually clean. Istanbul Cat park Turkey. Feline homelessness is a growing concern among animal lovers and vets around the world.