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The film is a script before anything else. I think the script wasn't this bad when it was first written, but maybe it was changed frequently during shooting to make it cheaper, and no care was taken during editing. Otherwise, such an extraordinarily bad result with that cast is really surprising. Those responsible, those who invested money for shooting, the actors, and especially the director should at least watch the film when it's over. They've done a disservice to the audience. Especially the long scenes after the 3 Years Later text near the end of the film have completely sunk the film. We expect better films from Safak Sezer. As long as he doesn't write and direct the films he'll star in.

I finally watched a calm, modern, entertaining series on Netflix that uses psychological terms correctly, makes you wonder, has subtle jokes and never gets boring. Congratulations. I hope there will be a second season.

The devil of our age is loneliness. It grows in crowds and spreads everywhere like poison ivy. The reason for our problems is actually our inability to be alone. As buildings get taller, people get smaller. Temples are no longer noticeable in the light of their cities. We need someone to come and save us. Everything is from loneliness. That's why everyone is looking for someone, everyone is looking for their other half. Who is that stranger we are looking for? Who will save us from loneliness in return for giving us our hearts and palms? Who is that stranger we are looking for who will take us out of a place, change our lives and give meaning to our lives? That woman who sits next to us on the subway? That unknown man you seek every Saturday night at the bars? Who is that stranger? Are we that lucky? Yet, there is no one else out there who will protect you from your own devil except you... This is how the 8-episode series begins. It takes place in Istanbul. Enjoy.

Mor ve Ötesi (Purple and Beyond). We, the rock music lovers of Turkey, always watched such things from foreign singers or groups. Mor ve Ötesi is a first in Turkey, and they succeeded without falling into mediocrity and without getting bored, they turned the concert into a nice movie... Congratulations from the heart.

I listened to some of their songs for the first time thanks to this movie. For every song they sing in the movie, I said it couldn't get any better than this. The light, colour, excitement, guitar-drum solos, dances, solid lyrics without any shift in meanings, compositions, the audience's accompaniment to the songs, the professionalism of the shootings and hopeful messages... what else would you wish for a concert and movie :)) It was like I was at the concert. Both from the best location and right inside the concert stage :)) After a while, while the private channels are allowed to be screened, I think the director should add some things: The Bosphorus and the lights should be seen in the overhead shot of the stadium. I'm sure there are recordings: Let the band members talk among themselves while they are preparing for the stage, share a short experience with a few audience members at the concert and show the news of the concert in the press.

Purple and Beyond: The modern, bright faces of Turkey.