To kick off this 36th edition of the festival, which runs from 8 to 13 July, we invite you to join us on Tuesday 8 July at 9pm, in the exceptional setting of the Théâtre Silvain! Preview screening of Kontinental ‘25 in the presence of Radu Jude and Eszter Tompa. Free admission.

For its 36th edition, FIDMarseille remains true to its mission: to spotlight independent cinema that is attentive to the echoes of the contemporary world and to the stories that reveal its fractures, both intimate and collective.

To kick off this 36th edition of the festival, which runs from 8 to 13 July, we invite you to join us on Tuesday 8 July at 9pm, in the exceptional setting of the Théâtre Silvain! Preview screening of Kontinental ‘25 in the presence of Radu Jude and Eszter Tompa. Free admission.

For its 36th edition, FIDMarseille remains true to its mission: to spotlight independent cinema that is attentive to the echoes of the contemporary world and to the stories that reveal its fractures, both intimate and collective.

Missing Home, Missing Home

Yağmur Canpolat

Turkey, 2025, 11’

Synopsis

Missing Home explores how the demolition of a house causes not only material loss but deep emotional upheaval for its former inhabitants. Divided into four parts, the film examines the relationship between space, objects, and memory through a non-linear narrative featuring photos and personal archives. The emptiness left behind symbolizes the erasure of emotional ties and lived memories. The film invites us to see the home as an emotional space shaped by lived experience.

Biography

Yağmur Canpolat

Yağmur Canpolat was born in Izmir on July 7, 2002. After graduating from the Department of Sociology at Izmir University of Economics, she continues her education in the Department of Cinema and Digital Media at the same university. Her first documentary film, In My Early Twenties, successfully returned from various festivals.

School: Izmir University Of Economics