Watch Cameron's 'Titanic' accompanied by a live orchestra

Bringing a high definition stream of the movie together with a 130-piece orchestra, a choir and Celtic musicians who play James Horner's unique scores on the spot, "Titanic Live," befits the dignity of the film that stayed at number one in the box office for 15 consecutive weeks, sold over 128 million tickets and grossed over $2 billion, with album sales that reached 30 million. The show brings the soul of James Cameron's movie, which is considered a part of cinematic history, to concert halls all over the world, and promises an unprecedented experience. "Titanic Live," which made its official world premiere in 2015 in London with the collaboration of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall, made its debut in the U.S. in Illinois on July 30 after touring Stuttgart, Osaka, Munich, Tokyo and Nuremberg in 2016. The event, which will be in Istanbul in October following five performances in Barcelona, Moscow and St. Petersburg, is ready to meet Istanbulites. On Oct. 28 and 29, Zorlu Performing Arts Center will host two nights featuring "Titanic Live" which will bring music and images together, making the watching experience and the scenes you know by heart more powerful and meaningful with live performances.

When: Oct. 28 – 29

Where: Zorlu Performing Arts Center