Only You

In my opinion this is a great film essencially due to the chemistry and cumplicity of the main role actors performed by Bilgin & Celikkol. The role of Hazal is brilliant, she really worked seriously on the blindness and consequently drama of the character. Ali (played) by I. Celikkol interacts amazingly with Hazal, his performance is incredible, not only because of his looks but also showing us a very good looking man can be an excellent actor. Surely all fans of this actors couple would love to see them much more often together on screen. They are just perfect together!

My soul fluttered, my eyes teared, and this movie lit up corners of my heart that had gone dark with doubt and disappointment. One could only HOPE to feel a love like theirs.

Well, I saw the original version from Korea, and this one i recently discover it in Netflix... I'm still watching it, so, I hope the same quality, and to shed the same tears as I did with the original, because the story is tender at the same time is original and deep.

Maybe I'm so into dramas and movies from Korea, but at the moment, I'm not so into the adaptations that are out there, but again, I'm hoping this movie to be better than I expect.

Sorry for my lousy English... still learning.

about love. or only about a meet. one of the good examples of Turkish cinema precision in the art of romanticism and dramatic changes of the story. because, at the first sigh, all is simple. a blind young woman and a boxer. the growing up of love. events who change always, everything. and the shadows of the past. nothing original. maybe few traces of soap opera recipes. but the film remains touching at all. scene by scene. for its honest simplicity. for the admirable performances of the actors. for the tension. for the great cinematography.and this does Sadece Sen one of films about yourself. because it represents one of films with deep roots in your experiences. because preserves the flavor of old stories from the East but, in same measure, the bitter taste of contemporary every day crisis. because it is a real beautiful film. and this is the most important word about it.

The movie starts by introducing a unique love story between a blind girl and a former tough guy. It begins slowly but gradually picks up momentum, turning into something quite captivating. The twists and reveals along the way keep things intriguing, but what really stands out is the stellar acting.

The story is the heart of this film-its strength lies in the way it's told. The direction and execution are top-notch, and the acting really brings it to life. It's unfortunate that, despite its quality, being a Turkish film means it likely won't receive the same attention as a Hollywood production.

8/10.