Forms of Forgetting

"Forms of Forgetting" is a thought-provoking drama-documentary that delves into the complexities of memory and perception. Through a series of conversations between Nesrin and Erdem, the film explores the ways in which our experiences shape us, and how our memories can be both reliable and unreliable. With a unique blend of narrative and documentary elements, the film offers a visually stunning and deeply personal reflection on what it means to forget, and how our memories help define who we are.

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