„Notes to myself“ (16mm/Super8 to Video, 9:00 min, 2026)

Against the backdrop of an ever-accelerating present, where data streams and sensational headlines never cease – Noyan Tuna sets out with his analog handheld camera in search of places where the human dimension is still preserved. His film, Notes to Myself, reveals itself as a poetic travelogue about walking, pausing, and consciously arriving in a world that never stops. Between strides, spaces of silence open up – moments in which freedom and humanity can be felt once again. Under the distant pressure of conflicts, the film shows how moments of pause can act as a gentle rebellion against the relentless advance of the world. (Text:Christina Natlacen)