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ISABEL

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17 September, Thursday, 18:00, Fabrika

{BİLETİX]  |  [BİLETİNİAL]


19 September, Saturday, 12:00, Rauf Denktaş

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2026 | DCP | Colour | 85’ | Portuguese, English; Turkish, English sub. | Brazil, France

DIRECTOR

Gabe Klinger

CAST

Marina Person, Caio Horowicz, John Ortiz

17 September, Thursday, 18:00, Fabrika

{BİLETİX]  |  [BİLETİNİAL]


19 September, Saturday, 12:00, Rauf Denktaş

{BİLETİX]  |  [BİLETİNİAL]

2026 | DCP | Colour | 85’ | Portuguese, English; Turkish, English sub. | Brazil, France

DIRECTOR

Gabe Klinger

CAST

Marina Person, Caio Horowicz, John Ortiz

Classification: According to Article 7 of Law No. 5224, as amended on January 18, 2019, films that have not undergone evaluation and classification can only be shown at festivals, special screenings, and similar cultural and artistic events with an 18+ age restriction.

Isabel is the story of a wine sommelier working at a restaurant in São Paulo who tunes out the unsolicited advice of her boss, potential sponsors, and the other men in her life. She draws courage solely from her self-belief to pursue her dream of opening a wine bar. Her curation is set to be just as unique as Isabel herself, spotlighting little-known producers. Even though this dream reaches a bittersweet conclusion at a street festival, the film speaks to us not only of the difficulties of making dreams come true, but also of the joys they bring.


It is a film that deeply savors its subject against the sparkling backdrop of São Paulo: wine and its endless pleasures!

Isabel is the story of a wine sommelier working at a restaurant in São Paulo who tunes out the unsolicited advice of her boss, potential sponsors, and the other men in her life. She draws courage solely from her self-belief to pursue her dream of opening a wine bar. Her curation is set to be just as unique as Isabel herself, spotlighting little-known producers. Even though this dream reaches a bittersweet conclusion at a street festival, the film speaks to us not only of the difficulties of making dreams come true, but also of the joys they bring.


It is a film that deeply savors its subject against the sparkling backdrop of São Paulo: wine and its endless pleasures!

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