VOICED: Films offer answer to Kurdish qustion

The video discusses the film 'Breath', a significant Turkish box office success from 2009, set in the 1990s. It portrays young Turkish soldiers facing threats from Kurdish rebels, marking a departure from traditional nationalist narratives. Critics view it as Turkey's first real anti-war film. The film focuses on the soldiers' anxiety rather than glorifying violence. The Kurdish question is also explored through a documentary about a teacher in a Kurdish village, highlighting language and identity issues. Recent Kurdish rebel attacks and political developments are mentioned, with films potentially contributing to addressing these issues.

What is the significance of the Kurdish language in the context of the classroom described in the text?

What recent developments regarding the Kurdish issue are mentioned in the text?