Turkish Cypriot director Derviş Zaim's documentary "Tavuri" was selected for the "True-False Film Festival" in the USA. The festival, which will be held for the 20th time this year in the city of Missouri, in the state of Columbia, between March 2-5, will develop the practice of non-fictional cinema. In the documentary and non-fiction film festival, it is aimed to exhibit visionary cinematic examples that try different possibilities in representing reality. 33 feature-length non-fiction documentaries will be screened.- About the documentary "Tavuri" Differentiating from Derviş Zaim's previous films in terms of subject, genre and approach, the documentary focuses on the life of Mustafa Serttaş, known as "Tavuri". crime in the documentary, which tells the story of a fraudster spanning years The documentary, which follows Serttaş's life in prison and outside for 8 years, consists of shots taken in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and England. The documentary, on the one hand, asks questions about society, evil, crime and punishment processes. On the other hand, it aims to reflect on the limits of non-fiction cinema.Source: Derviş Zaim's documentary "Tavuri" will be screened at the "True-False Film Festival" in the USA.