Film information
Director: Meray Diner
Director of photography: Kirstin McMahon
Editing: Kieran Gosney
Producer: Reece Cargan
Production: Scottish Documentary Institute
During the season of the pink moon, a daughter returns from Scotland to her childhood home in Cyprus so that she and her father can tend to the garden currently in bloom. Meray Diner explores intergenerational trauma and how opposing worldviews and the constraints of a politically divided island have shaped her decision to leave.
Language: EN, TR
Subtitles: EN

Meray Diner (Nicosia, 1989) is a Cypriot filmmaker, producer, and documentary director based in Glasgow. Her work engages with themes of human relationships to land, water, and the environment, as well as questions of identity, migration, and intergenerational trauma.
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