Haralez: Noisy Beginnings of the Cradle
DirectorChantal Partamian
“Guided by the Haralez, mythical spirit-dogs of resurrection, the film peels back layers of Istanbul to reveal its Armenian presence.”
Haralez: Noisy Beginnings of the Cradle is a poetic essay uncovering erased Armenian histories embedded within Istanbul’s urban landscape. Centered on the former Surp Hagop Cemetery, now buried beneath Gezi Park , the film follows the Haralez, mythological spirit-dogs who move between worlds of the living and the dead.
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