Lo-Fi

Original title: "Lo-Fi"

Directed by

Alican Durbaş After studying Art and Culture Management, Alican Durbaş worked as a 2nd AD on award-winning films like Aftersun and Butterflies. His films have screened at international festivals, and his video works have been exhibited in Istanbul, Beirut, Antwerp, and Los Angeles. Selected for the Istanbul Biennial Work and Research Program (2019-2020), he won the Ulus Baker Best Avant-Garde Film award at Axolotl Script Competition. In 2022, he was selected as a Berlinale Talents director.

Cinematography by

Ahmed Hamdi Eren

Edited by

Alican Durbaş , Selda Taşkın

Music by

Eylül Çekirge


Color: color, Running time: 73, Format: Scope (2.39:1), Countries: TR, Languages: TR , EN


Producer(s)
İpek Erden İpek Erden has worked on various productions, such as Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Ali and Nino, and Never Leave Me. She founded Vayka Film in 2018, producing films, documentaries, and series. She was the line producer on Aftersun (2022), winner of the French Jury Prize at Cannes Critics’ Week. Nothing In Its Place (2024) had it's premiere at Karlovy Vary Film Festival. Her latest production, Istanbul Encyclopedia, was released on Netflix in 2025. She is a Sarajevo Talents (2020) and EAVE (2023) alum, and member of the European Film Academy.
Production company(s)

Vayka Film

Synopsis

Emre and Defne, a couple in their early thirties, wake up in a messy apartment filled with scattered boxes, seemingly in the midst of moving. Defne’s daily routines create intimate, magical moments within the ordinary, leading Emre to realize unseen patterns in their relationship. By evening, movers and a friend clear out the space. As Defne paints over the traces of their past, Emre finally moves on, carrying the lessons he’s learned—bittersweet yet complete.

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