Due to the military coup, Sadik was unable to save his wife, who died of bleeding due to childbirth. Fortunately, the child Deniz was born safely, but Sadik was arrested and imprisoned as soon as Deniz was born, and suffered inhuman treatment. Being put in prison, one after another, did not make Sadik lose his love for life. He always wanted to give Deniz a complete home. He decided to go back to his hometown and live with his awkward father, who was with him. When he was young, he wanted him to study agriculture, but Sadik had his own ideas and chose to leave his hometown at a young age to become an anarchist journalist. The estrangement between father and son arose. Of course, the relationship between the two must have eased in the end, and the three generations lived together in harmony and happiness. Of course, the director obviously doesn't want you to see a happy ending. In the happiest time, Sadik passed out due to lung inflammation and lost his life, leaving his son Deniz alone with his father Huseyin. Little Deniz grew up slowly, and his life continued well.
Sadik gave all his love to his wife to Deniz. When he learned that he might die soon, he chose to push Deniz away, hoping that even without his father, Deniz could live well. But when facing Huseyin, he was awkward and scared. No, it should be because he felt that the two of them couldn't communicate, and he was afraid of angering his father. As a son, he eventually chose to open up to his father for a conversation. As a father, he has also found a home for his children. As a journalist, he bravely pursued his dream of becoming an anarchist journalist.
I think the best processing of the whole film, what impressed me the most is at the end, when Sadik left, Deniz used the camera to record life, in one recording, Sadik appeared in the camera, he told Deniz that he would always be with him, watch Growing up with little Deniz. No one can stay by your side forever. In the end, you are the only one who can accompany you to the end. But those who left have left traces in our hearts. As long as we believe that he is there, he is there.
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