A Day, 365 Hours
Original title: "1 Gün, 365 Saat"
Directed by
Eylem Kaftan
Eylem Kaftan is a Turkish director, screenwriter and producer. After studying philosophy at Boğaziçi University, she earned her master’s degree in film at York University, Canada. She directed documentaries such as Vendetta Song, Global Hayat, and Yoğun Bakım. Her first feature, Ayla: Daughter of War, was followed by Kovan (The Hive), which premiered at Sarajevo Film Festival. Kaftan’s work focuses on women’s stories, memory, migration and social justice.
Cinematography by
Florent Herry
Edited by
Burçak Yurdakul
Music by
Marc Collin
Color: color, Running time: 79, Format: DCP, Countries: TR, Languages: TR
Producer(s)
Eylem Kaftan
Eylem Kaftan is a Turkish director, screenwriter and producer. After studying philosophy at Boğaziçi University, she earned her master’s degree in film at York University, Canada. She directed documentaries such as Vendetta Song, Global Hayat, and Yoğun Bakım. Her first feature, Ayla: Daughter of War, was followed by Kovan (The Hive), which premiered at Sarajevo Film Festival. Kaftan’s work focuses on women’s stories, memory, migration and social justice.
Can Aygör
Can Aygör is a Turkish film producer and creative director. He has worked on feature films, commercials, and international co-productions, collaborating with filmmakers from Turkey, Russia, and India. He was the associate producer of The Empire of Rabbits and executive producer of Min Bahadur Bham’s Shambhala. His focus is on auteur-driven cinema and cross-cultural stories that bridge geographies through powerful visual narratives.
Zeynep Koray
Zeynep Koray is a Turkish film producer and founder of ZKF, an Istanbul-based production company established in 2019. ZKF focuses on arthouse fiction, documentary filmmaking, and TV production. With experience in international co-productions and independent cinema.
Production company(s)
CAF , ZK Films , Fade In - Soberworks
Co-producer(s)
Sabina Krešić , Bünyamin Baysal
Synopsis
Two young women are joined by their shared experience of being abused by their fathers. Their unexpected meeting forms a strong bond which gives them both the strength to take on their abusers-fathers in court and to help other young women free themselves of shame of being abused.