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Shanna 2022-04-19 09:02:26
A Tolstoy Dostoevsky-esque film, the best of the year. The first 40 minutes have already shown the social picture vividly, but it is only the beginning. The second paragraph puts the middle-class intellectuals on the court. Aydin defends his wife and sister. The logic of the discourse is too consistent. The lines that trace the unity of heaven and man do not seem to be made up. The final climax, Nihal went to send money, A argued with Lavent (this gentleman's character makes me feel too kind and vigilant) at a friend's house, what's interesting is that these two interlaced scenes, the former Nihal's play instead shows A's relationship For A, the latter is a masculine and rationalized N who is fighting against A (so can I understand that there is a reconciliation within a certain class in the end?). The emotional change at the end is also neat and calm. In fact, this technique and emotional foreshadowing already existed even before the development of the climax, so it was not abrupt at all. The one who easily bowed his head and smiled was also the one who was too easily satirized and hurt at that time. I don't know if it was because of the identity of the other party's woman or the identity of the lover, which was quite interesting. For more than three hours, every frame is perfect, but please delete the close-up of the "Turkish Drama History" computer screen? ! OK! ! !
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Collin 2022-03-21 09:02:29
9.5, looks good! ! Dull but not boring, he slowly used the dialogue to lay out a situation where intellectuals could not be ashamed, and recovered from introspection. The fly in the ointment is the structure of the intellectual-centered drama, and the non-centered realism is omitted when trying to create a dilemma. Introspection under false premise is destined to be incomplete //Review in 2018, maintain the original judgment
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Uriel 2022-04-01 09:01:08
I can't really like it too much, the film itself is very delicate, the photography and the set are excellent, and there are many places that resonate with people. A few confrontations are still very beautiful. I like the quarrel about "resisting evil", but there are three After many hours, this endless blah blah blah is really unacceptable, and I am a little tired after reading it. 7/10
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Necla: Philanthropy isn't tossing a bone to a hungry dog, it's sharing when you are just as hungry.
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Aydin: Justice doesn't even exist in nature, why should it exist here?