One of Istanbul's iconic delicacies, the bluefish, is being brought to the silver screen with its historical and cultural journey. Prepared by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Medya A.Ş., the documentary 'Bluefish Revolution' examines the adventure of the bluefish, known as the handsome prince of the Bosphorus, from past to present and the importance of protecting its decreasing population.
While Levon Bağış is the narrator of the documentary, experts such as Serço Ekşiyan, Dr. Mert Gökalp, Oktay Kırış, Burçak Kazdal, Kaan Kayhan and Nurullah Çakır also contribute to the project. The film reveals that bluefish is not only a seafood but also an important part of Istanbul's cultural heritage.
HERITAGE FROM THE SEA: BLUEFISH
Bluefish has been a staple on Istanbul tables for centuries, and has also earned itself an important place in literature, art and social memory. The documentary examines many issues, from the hunting traditions of this unique seafood to its impact on art, from the delicious recipes prepared by masters to its current threatened existence.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SUSTAINABLE FISHING IS EMPHASISED
The film also conveys the role of bluefish in the ecosystem and the necessity of sustainable hunting policies with underwater images of the Bosphorus. Experts explain the reasons behind the rapid decline of the bluefish population and the precautions that must be taken to preserve this unique species in the future. It is emphasized that hunting criteria must be rearranged in order to protect the bluefish.
FIRST SHOW IN BEYOĞLU
The highly anticipated documentary 'Bluefish Revolution' will meet its audience at Beyoğlu Cinema on February 12, 2025, at 19.00:XNUMX. The production, which tells the most impressive story of Istanbul's connection with the sea, aims to offer an unforgettable experience to both nature lovers and gastronomy enthusiasts.
