The Turkish Republic at 100: Is Democracy Still Salvageable?

This film marks the Turkish republic's hundredth year by asking whether its democracy can still be saved. It follows journalist Can Dundar and writer Asli Erdogan, both punished for criticizing the regime, as they reflect on a century of promise and repression. Their voices give a personal edge to a national reckoning. It is a searching watch about Turkey, press freedom, and the fragile state of democracy. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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