Golden Horn

Year: 1964

Runtime: 12 mins

Language: French

Director: Maurice Pialat

Documentary

La Corne d’or examines religious ritual, focusing on the mosque‑and former cathedral from Byzance. Pialat, drawing on Gérard de Nerval, contrasts Istanbul’s historic religious conflict with a portrait of ethnic harmony, where diverse cultures coexist. He notes the hybrid Southern European‑Arab character evident in its people and architecture.

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