thoughts

Adela 2022-03-25 09:01:19

#NYFF The sign of a boy growing up into a man is to learn to forgive his father. Ceylon, a newcomer to the conversation, completed the description of the quarter life crisis in a memory through a very heavy text. Four 20-minute long dialogues lay out sinan's struggles and compromises little by little, talking about love with the old sister, the career with the writer, the religion with the imam, and self-projection in the dialogue with his father. I believe this is a once-in-a-lifetime creation for Ceylon, about 20ish self, about nostalgia, and more about the endless life of every creature on the Anatolian plateau

Domenick 2022-03-29 09:01:07

8.2 Cynical cynicism is a gesture of youth, disgust with hometown is also a branch of nostalgia, reconcile with life after colliding everywhere, and continue to dig after admitting failure. Emotions finally flowed out, and the foreshadowing was buried under the dense lines of verbal confrontation. Those political, literary, and religious disputes were only the amplification and extension of family conflicts. The content has no substantive meaning. Not the Ceylon of my stereotype, who didn't feel a little stuffy for three hours, and he shot the wind beautifully.