Yapım Tarihi - 2008
Süre - 00:37:00
Formatı - Belgesel, Renkli, Türkçe, Kürtçe, DV
Yönetmen - Hatice Kamer
Yönetmen Yardımcısı - İbrahim Yıldırım
Yapımcı - Hatice Kamer
Görüntü Yönetmeni - Hatice Kamer
Kameraman - Hatice Kamer, İbrahim Yıldırım
Kurgu - İbrahim Yıldırım
Alt Yazı Operatörü - İbrahim Yıldırım
Oyuncular - Nurettin Tanış, Zübeyde Tanış
1990'lı yıllarda Türkiye’de binlerce Faili Meçhul cinayet işlenir. Bu
cinayetlerin en yoğun yaşandığı yerlerden biri de Diyarbakır’ın Silvan
ilçesidir. Nurettin Tanış ve eşi Zübeyde’nin oğulları Dersim’in hikayesi
binlerce faili meçhul cinayetten sadece biridir. Aradan on beş yıl geçmesine
rağmen yaşlı baba hiç aksatmadan her gün oğlu Dersim’in mezarını ziyaret eder.
Yine bu ziyaretlerin birinde, mezarlıkta tesadüfen karşılaştığı bir akrabasıyla
o dönemlerde Silvan’a hakim olan ölüm korkusunu ve yaşananları dönemin hem
tanıkları hem de mağdurları olarak kendi aralarında analiz ederler...
6. Londra Kürt Filmleri Festivali. 2009
2. Paris Kurdish Film Festival 2008
2. Kurdsih Festival of Moving İmages, Avusturalya. 2008
Kaynak
Hatice Kamer
haticekamer @ gmail.com
One in a Thousand
Director- Hatice Kamer
North Kurdistan (Turkey) / 2008 / 32 mins / Kurdish (Kurmanji) with English subtitles
During the 90’s there were many unreported killings against the Kurdish people
at the hands of the Turkish Hizbullah organisation, an islamic political group
working with the Turkish deep state. Farqin (Silvan) is a small town in
Kurdistan but many killings took place in here on a daily basis and in broad
daylight. This is the story of Uncle (Xalê) Nureddin and his wife Zubeyde whose
young son Dersim who was killed by Hizbullah after his big brother joined PKK.
http://www.lkff.co.uk/documentaries_6.html
Ji Hezaran Yek (One in a Thousand)
Director: Hatice Kamer
Producer: Hatice Kamer
Genre: Documentary
Produced In: 2008
Story Teller's
Country: Turkey
Synopsis: During the 1990s, there were many unknown murders of Kurdish patriots
at the hands of counter guerrillas on behalf of the Hezbollah organization in
Turkey. Farqin (Silvan) is one of the towns where these killings occurred. Uncle
Nureddin and his wife, and aunt Zubeyde's son, Ali, joined the PKK. Their
youngest, Dersim, is one of the persons out of the thousands who was murdered by
Hezbollah after his big brother joined the PKK. Despite the 15 years that have
passed since the murder, Uncle Nureddin visits Dersim's grave everyday. On one
such visit, Uncle Nureddin sees one of his friends and they take a voyage back
to the painful days they had. The "silence of the gravestones" tells the story...
