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tells about the compulsory migrations between Anatolia and Rumeli from the<br />

point of view of the emigrants.<br />

TALES ON CLIMATE AND TIME-2<br />

SORROW- THE HOMELAND OF SEPARATENESS<br />

İKLİM VE ZAMAN MASALLARI-2<br />

AYRILIĞIN YURDU HÜZÜN<br />

Director: Enis RIZA<br />

Executive Producer: Nalân SAKIZLI<br />

Assistant Director: Bahriye KABADAYI<br />

Assistant Production: Ebru ŞEREMETLİ<br />

Camera operator: Koray KESİK<br />

Original Music: Sinan RIZA<br />

Editing: Gazel KUTLAR<br />

26 minutes / Betacam SP/ 2001/ Turkey<br />

Turkish-Greek / English subtitled<br />

Levissi inhabitants were among the Greeks who migrated to Greece in the<br />

beginning of 1920’s with the exchange of populations. Those who left Kayaköy<br />

for Greece settled in Nea-Levissi (New Kayaköy) near Athens. Behind Greeks,<br />

Kayaköy was desolated with 500 houses, churches, chapels, fountains and<br />

streets. This documentary was produced in the memory of the abandoned town<br />

Kayaköy and its inhabitants...It is woven with the testimonies of those who left<br />

with suitcases full of memories, songs and belongings as well as of the Turkish<br />

villagers who witnessed their departure.<br />

GÜZELYURT<br />

Screenplay: Mihriban Tanik.<br />

Cinematography: Cemalettin Irken.<br />

Editing: Mustafa Unal.<br />

Sound: Engin Apak.<br />

Producer: Mihriban Tanik<br />

Duration: 41’<br />

Production Year: 1999<br />

Güzelyurt, earlier known as Gelveri, is a province of Cappadoccia whose streets<br />

are still rife with stories of migration. The earlier population was Orthodox<br />

Christian but spoke Turkish. They were forced to migrate to Greece in the 1924<br />

exchange. The houses they left vacant were then inhabited by Muslims from<br />

Thessaloniki. From time to time, the ancestors of the people of Gelveri come<br />

to visit their parents’ homes and renew their acquaintance with their parents’<br />

former neighbors. They sing together in the same language. Güzelyurt witnesses<br />

such a reunion. In the light of the recently improved relations between Greece<br />

and Turkey, the voices of the two populations that can sing together seem to<br />

grow louder; and Güzelyurt adds another voice to the chorus.<br />

TWO VILLAGES OF THE POPULATION EXCHANGE:<br />

KAYAKOY & KRIFCE<br />

MÜBADELENİN İKİ KÖYÜ: KAYAKÖY ve KRİFCE<br />

Direction: Mithat Bereket<br />

Production: Mithat Bereket<br />

Date of Production: 2000<br />

This documentary introduces us the villages that had experienced the<br />

population exchange so deeply and their inhabitants who still preserve the<br />

traces of separation in their memories... Kayakoy and Krifce tell stories of<br />

people who had migrated from each village and three generations’ struggles to<br />

find each other. This is a tale of the two villages in the historical context of the<br />

population exchanges that had taken place. A tale of two villages where lives,<br />

cultures and longings all fused into each other.<br />

KayaFest Youth and Culture Festival Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’<strong>Europe</strong>

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