Director: Nesime Karateke
Turkey, 2021
6′
This documentary focuses on the fixed forester house and social relations evolved around it during the resistance against the Alamos Gold company which carried out goldmining activities on the Mount Ida. This forester house which was repaired while the resistance was still going on; caused to the resistance to continue for more than a year and it symbolizes that Mount Ida is a home to a lot of species of living creatures.
Karateke was born in 1991, in Antakya and graduated from Radio, Television and Cinema Department of Mersin University. She directed two documantaries; Başka and Roma Bostanı. She continues to create content that focuses on environmental and urban justice.
Camera: Nesime Karateke
Editor: Nesime Karateke
Sound: Nesime Karateke
Music: Kazdağları Direnişçileri
Producer: Nesime Karateke