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Kırmızı Gül Buz İçinde poster
Documentary

Kırmızı Gül Buz İçinde

0.019981h 7mTR

Directed by Emrah Cilasun

A documentary on the life of İbrahim Kaypakkaya, a Turkish Maoist revolutionary. The life he lived, the struggle he continued, the attitude he adopted, the words he produced, the consciousness he raised, the tradition he created, the legacy he left behind and the perspective he drew became the revolutionary language and style of the communist struggle in Turkey.

Cast

İK

İbrahim Kaypakkaya

Self (archive footage)

AK

Ali Kaypakkaya

Self

RT

Rüchan Tolgay

Self

MO

Muzaffer Oruçoğlu

Self

Mao Zedong

Mao Zedong

Self (archive footage)

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