"Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" uses a lot of long shots and long dialogues to complete the entire narrative. The impetuous and anxious heart can't bear this rhythm, but it guides you to continue exploring like the stars at night. The imprint of religion and universal values are intertwined, and the thorn of reality is twisted. People adjust themselves to swallow to the maximum extent, and the pain still exists. The seemingly simple routine and the seemingly obvious ending create new ups and downs, leaving a gap for the audience to tell the story themselves. Flashbacks of the doctor's photo in "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia", time and reality take away the man's enthusiasm, pride, youth, innocence. He chose to stay, looking at the place calmly and sympathetically. Although I have seen the shooting skills, I don't know what it is called, so I won't talk nonsense.
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