What’s most memorable about Kedi are the individual, self-contained moments.

John Hartl

The Seattle Times

An enchanting documentary by Ceyda Torun, operates on three levels, and we’re not speaking metaphorically here.

Joe Morgenstern

Wall Street Journal

In its own pleasantly dreamy and lilting way, the film embodies what it preaches: As life gets rougher, people endure not by hardening themselves even further, but by continuing to find the freedom to be kind. In Istanbul, the chaos never really stops. Kedi slyly reminds us that the humanity, too, has always been there.

Bilge Ebiri

Village Voice