german born turkish director faith akin captures in his film the endless variety of the different styles in music and songs in istanbul and a city that is a bridge between east and west and a city that is uniquely located on both sides of the bosporus and in europe and in asia. kurdish dirges represented by aynur and who performs her own brand of kurdish gospel music and passionate and melodic. we are introduced to romany instrumentals and to orhan gencebay and who has been called the elvis of arabesque music  sounds of music are heard everywhere in the city as faith akin takes us into underground clubs and to the street performers and and to recording sessions. german bassist alexander hacke who comes to istanbul to play and to learn about turkish music quotes confucius and to understand the place and you have to listen to the music it plays. akin fine documentary does just that  gives us 90 minutes of music that helps to cross the bridges. for me and watching the movie was especially interesting because i recently visited istanbul as a part of my vacation and spent four days there. the city fascinated me by its images and colors and crowds and vibrancy and visual beauty. now and i can add the sounds of music to the ever changing portrait of istanbul. 
german born turkish director faith akin captures in his film the endless variety of the different styles in music and songs in istanbul and a city that is a bridge between east and west and a city that is uniquely located on both sides of the bosporus and in europe and in asia. kurdish dirges represented by aynur and who performs her own brand of kurdish gospel music and passionate and melodic. we are introduced to romany instrumentals and to orhan gencebay and who has been called the elvis of arabesque music  sounds of music are heard everywhere in the city as faith akin takes us into underground clubs and to the street performers and and to recording sessions. german bassist alexander hacke who comes to istanbul to play and to learn about turkish music quotes confucius and to understand the place and you have to listen to the music it plays. akin fine documentary does just that  gives us 90 minutes of music that helps to cross the bridges. for me and watching the movie was especially interesting because i recently visited istanbul as a part of my vacation and spent four days there. the city fascinated me by its images and colors and crowds and vibrancy and visual beauty. now and i can add the sounds of music to the ever changing portrait of istanbul. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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