Supported by an established array of talent from Turkish cinema, Kosmos is a beautiful, clever and bewildering tale based in a small Turkish town.
A boy lies motionless on the ground until a stranger (Kosmos) clutches the boy as he begins to breathe again. Having saved this boy's life Kosmos is welcomed into their village however, his elusive and unsettling behavour builds a bad reputation. On the verge of being kicked out of the village they realise he possesses power that could save their loved ones.
Winner of Best Film at the Yerevan International Film Festival Kosmos is a unique and clever fairy-tale that will set your mind whirring.
Click here to read an interview with Kosmos director Reha Erdem where he talks about the film's rationale, art-house cinema and the rise of Turkish film industry.
Kosmos is showing at Gloucester Guildhall on Wednesday 22nd August at 7.45pm and Thursday 23rd August at 7.45pm.
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