On this episode of Showcase;

Remembering Soumitra Chatterjee 00:40

Sharmistha Gooptu, Film Historian and Writer 01:17

Aleksey Mednoy's Life Going Away 07:54

The Demolishing of Bedouin​ Culture 11:10

Peninsula Movie 13:15

AC/DC is Back 15:47

Les Mamans du Congo 17:53

Hokusai 20:27

Project Pongo 23:06

#SoumitraChatterjee Hokusai #Cinema​

We remember the Indian cinema giant, Soumitra Chatterjee. Chatterjee was being treated in hospital for Covid-19 but passed away at the age of 85.

Sharmistha Gooptu, Film Historian and Writer 00:41

#SoumitraChatterjee #Artist #Cinema

Train to Busan won not only the hearts of horror movie fans but also of the general public. Its sequel has been eagerly anticipated worldwide. But whether or not Peninsula is living up to those high hopes is another story.

#Peninsula #TraintoBusan #Cinema

On this episode of Showcase;

Bookshops in Pandemic 00:38

Andy Hunter, Founder, and CEO of Bookshop.org​ 01:08

Shakespeare and Company 09:38

Lobsteropolis at Saatchi Gallery 12:45

Istanbul Theatre Festival 2020 15:03

Leman Yılmaz, Director of Istanbul Theatre Festival​ 15:36

Radium Girls 22:40

#IstanbulTheatreFestival #Lobsterpolis #RadiumGirls

Covid-19 restrictions are financially hurting independent booksellers, which were in a bind thanks to the likes of Amazon. But now these mom-and-pop establishments have bookshop.org.

Andy Hunter, Founder and CEO of Bookshop.org​ 00:32

#Bookshop #Literature #Books

29 theatre, dance, and performance troupes from around the globe have gathered in Istanbul. All to launch the city's premier theatre event.

Leman Yılmaz, Director of Istanbul Theatre Festival​ 00:33

#IstanbulTheatreFestival #Theatre #Istanbul

On this episode of Showcase;

Uighur Cultural Genocide in China 00:40

Rachel Harris, Ethnomusicologist and Uighur Specialist 01:20

This Place We Call World 07:22

The Edgar Wallace 'Krimi' 11:53

Oliver Schwehm, Film Director 17:15

Osman Hamdi Bey Digital Exhibition 23:21

#EdgarWallace #Uighurs #OsmanHamdiBey

Germany's love of British mystery thrillers peaked in the 1960s. These movies were so popular that they ended up creating their own cottage industry. We look at what made these 'Edgar Wallace Krimis' so huge 60 years ago and investigate their influence on the movies that followed.

Oliver Schwehm, Film Director 05:03

#EdgarWallace #Krimi #Cinema​

Reports show that Uighurs face political indoctrination, forced sterilization, and torture in China's internment camps. But the targeting is not limited to the Turkic Muslim minority group.

Rachel Harris, Ethnomusicologist and Uighur Specialist 00:42

#Uighurs #CulturalGenocide #China

In the middle of a pandemic, an exhibition about death and facing our fears opens. Nursena Tuter attended the opening at Istanbul Modern.

#ThisPlaceWeCallWorld #SelmaGurbuz #Exhibition