If this film of Ceylon is analyzed with too rational words, it will undoubtedly be a brutal castration of it. The film uses a very poetic lens to express Sinan's life experience. The large dialogue of characters did not make the audience feel bored, because this is undoubtedly in line with the emotional tone and ideological content of the whole film. Just the right soundtrack is Ceylon's way of expressing "outside the elephant". The scene of the peasant woman hanging the baby's cradle on the wild pear tree in the film is enough for us to answer Abbas' question of "what does a cherry taste like?" The mottled sunlight hit the sleeping child's face, and the child's face was covered with ants , 59-year-old Ceylon heard the heartbeat of life in his hometown, in the land that nurtured him. At the end of the film, the surreal scene where Sinan hangs in a dry well can be described as the "spirit" of Sinan's life perception. At this moment, he got to know his father, and he also got new feelings from his father to find happiness and the way to feel happiness.
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