3391 Kilometre

"3319KM" is a captivating cinematic journey that beautifully explores the themes of distance, connection, and self-discovery. The film takes us on an emotional road trip, following the lives of its well-developed characters as they traverse 3,319 kilometers of breathtaking landscapes. The cinematography is stunning, capturing both the vastness of the journey and the intimacy of personal moments.

The performances are truly commendable; the cast brings authenticity and depth to their roles, making it easy to empathize with their struggles and triumphs. The screenplay is thoughtfully crafted, balancing humor and heartache, leaving viewers reflecting on their own relationships.

The soundtrack complements the visuals perfectly, enhancing the overall experience. "3319KM" is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates a heartfelt story about finding one's way home, both literally and metaphorically. Highly recommended!

Movie tries to build scenario around a relationships which has long distance (3391 kilometers) however, performance and script is top class cliche. At least I gave 2 star because while script is too bad I am able to have fun with cast tries to make this script real. When there are too many material for the main cast to play and reflect I believe plain script only shows teenage love and cliche activities of lovers causes this movie is particularly rated low. When you see problems in Turkish movies they are mainly not a part of movie only shows at some portion and goes away. Problems at real life needs to be studied more in this kind of movies to make a succesfull pieces.

I was truly captivated by the movie. The way it beautifully captures the intensity of first love that everyone experiences in their youth is simply remarkable. I applaud everyone involved in the production. The performances of Izmir and Ege were especially outstanding. Their loneliness and fragility were deeply felt. Once they found each other, it was as if winter had ended and spring had arrived, and they both blossomed right before our eyes. The closeness that developed between two people who hadn't seen each other and had been talking day and night for months is quite plausible because their chemistry had already clicked, allowing them to bond so deeply. Their eventual arguments were also very natural, as they had become indispensable to one another over time, which heightened their expectations of each other. Some viewers pointed out the clichés in the movie, but I disagree and believe that the most important point has been overlooked. Izmir and Ege's story reflects those sweet heart palpitations we all felt during our teenage years. Therefore, it's a piece where people of all ages can find a part of themselves. Before watching the movie, I highly recommend reading the novel it was adapted from. I wholeheartedly recommend it. Enjoy reading and watching!

There was nothing I didn't like in the film except that Ege and Izmir's relationship progressed too fast and they kept fighting over nonsense. It was a cute film. Soft and distracting. The casting was also very accurate. I didn't read the book, I only watched the film. While watching the film, you smell a slight Wattpad smell. The story also reveals itself as a Wattpad fiction, but I didn't get too hung up on it. Yesterday I went to the cinema with my friends and watched it. Although we didn't say it was an extremely perfect masterpiece, we all liked it. One of my friends is in a long distance relationship. Therefore, he liked it much more.