Suhan Lalettayin

In an age where silence is complicity, Muslimgauze: Electronic Intifada resurrects the haunting pulse of Bryn Jones—the Manchester-born musician who devoted his entire life to the Palestinian struggle without ever setting foot in the Middle East. Through the voices of his publisher and best friend, Geert-Jan Hobijn, Turkish musician Ekin Fil, and Turkish author Şule Demirtaş, the film traces Jones’s obsessive solitude and commitment in the studio, where he crafted a sonic battlefield of noise, resistance, and distortion. Postbellek's short documentary Muslimgauze: Electronic Intifada unfolds where the political collides with the artistic—a visual translation of noise into awakening. Confronting the uneasy intersections of politics, art, and representation, it is not a eulogy but a provocation: a reminder that resistance can echo louder than words—and sometimes, from the most unexpected corners of the world.

This ironic and satirical video poem focuses on the mind of a young artist struggling with the desensitisation, exhaustion and stress of information overload at a time when 328.77 million terabytes of data are generated every day.

Murders are being committed consecutively in Istanbul. A detective team affiliated with the police department is working to solve the case. Detectives KEMAL (40) and ZEYNEP (30) go to the crime scenes to conduct investigations. The clues gathered do not lead to any conclusions. Amidst this uncertainty, ZEYNEP attempts to unravel the mystery. However, the KILLER is not far away. One day, the KILLER gives ZEYNEP a clue. Following the clue, ZEYNEP thinks she has caught the KILLER, but it's time to face a bitter truth. ZEYNEP becomes the KILLER's latest victim.