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       Kedi (2016)
   DIR By: agate
       Date: August 5, 2019, 1:38 am
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       This 2016 documentary, Kedi (Feline), is all about the cats of
       Istanbul.
       There are no characters in particular here. In a movie about
       cats, there isn’t even a focus on any one cat. We meet quite a
       number of cats–cats of all colors and types–wandering the
       streets of the ancient city of Istanbul.  We see some of the
       people who care for them, including taking them to vets as
       needed.
       But mostly we follow the cats on some of their adventures, watch
       them seeking out their favorite hangouts and hiding places,
       going after food–and after one another at times.
       We are scarcely made aware that this is a Muslim country and
       that the people we see are probably all Muslims, but if we think
       about it, we might be reminded that Mohammed himself was said to
       have loved cats, even to the point of cutting off the sleeve of
       his robe rather than disturb the cat who was resting on it.
       While following the cats around town, the viewer will also have
       splendid glimpses of the town itself–its narrow streets and
       ornate structures, its bustle and its color.
       The real stars of this documentary, of course, are the cats
       themselves, leaping gracefully from trees to rooftops and
       weaving their way among people’s legs in crowded bazaars while
       nimbly dodging first one obstacle, then another.
       This movie is a tribute to cats that is well worth watching.
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