The cats in Istanbul cannot be simply classified as the domestic cats or stray cats that people usually see. They freely go in and out of human life, are intimate but still free, and are somewhere between wild and domesticated. In Istanbul, there are thousands of such cats, and they have lived with Istanbul in this way for thousands of years. People in Istanbul love cats. Many people have unique stories between themselves and cats. It is not so much that cats depend on people, but rather that people depend on the intimacy and bondage between themselves and cats. Some people think that cats are between themselves and God. Bridge, some people think that cats are a mirror of their lives in the world. The cats in Istanbul are special because they are also residents here, and Istanbul is their city
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Kedi movie plot
2022-01-18 08:01
Extended Reading
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Stephon 2022-03-25 09:01:19
Lu, lu, I was cured and died. I have seen too much Istanbul and want to go. The end credits are short and cute.
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Tiara 2022-04-23 07:04:01
Stunning! Free-range cats are the happiest. Impressed: I had to climb trees and turn over windows while I was eating at the coffee shop. I had to go to the woman's house on the second floor opposite to grab the cow cat that was eaten by the native black cat (the native cat looked aggrieved), and at the end, the gray and white cat in the coffee shop was funny. to tears.
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Bülent Üstün: Down the hill in Cihangir, there used to be a big harbor during the Ottoman era. Ships from Norway and elsewhere would come with cargo. Sailors would keep cats on board to fend off rats. As cargo was being unloaded, cats would get off the boat thinking that they'd made it to land. And trek up to the top of the hill. Later, they'd miss the boat and begin life here in Cihangir. Now, there are countless kinds of cats in this area. Norwegian cats, and cats from all over the world. There's a lot of variety. Later, the first Ottoman sewers were built in this part of the city. And giant rats would terrorize residents. That's why every house had a cat. To fend off the giant sewer rats.
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Unnamed Human Resident of Istanbul: The streets seem empty to me without cats but it's a strange situation. It's a total dilemma if you ask me. The city no longer accommodates them. But at home, and I know from my own cats they forget their cat-ness after a while.