Nalan

It's an elaborate movie.

Although I was a little bored at the beginning, I felt fine in the second half. It's not an usual movie. Not an usual kind. I wouldn't exactly call it comedy.

This kind of experiments is very important for Turkish cinema.

I don't know what the box office will be, but it is a brave step to change the perception of comedy in Turkish cinema. Actings is almost flawless. The acting of Acelya Topaloglu, who is especially famous in comedy, in this comedy-drama mix movie is really worth seeing. And Sergen Deveci has shown that he is not an "ordinary youtuber", but a good actor candidate - not a comedian, actor- .

Although the world the director is trying to create is adorned with comedy sauce, it actually contains the drama of a woman. In its sub-texts, it contains a harsh media criticism.

I think the starting block and therefore the first chapter is getting a bit long. However, in the end, you leave the movie happy. An original story. Must see.

After watching the movie, I felt what I felt after Cem Yilmaz's "Hokkabaz". I wanted Cem Yilmaz to make me laugh from beginning to end. But he chose to tell me "a story".

There are comedians in this movie, too, and I thought they'd make me laugh from start to end. But it didn't happen like that. I watched a certain story.

The frivolity of standard comedies is absent in this movie. Because it requires extra attention, it may not find a response in the audience. (First week box office shows it) But it's a remarkable story for moviegoers.

Acelya and Sergen is very good. I gave 9 points because they are not "fantastic"

I must state that I do not find the film cinematographic enough, which makes media criticism through a woman television broadcaster.

But it is a little above than a TV-movie.

It looks like an exact digital content. You may feel like "I wish I had a ticket to Spider Man" in the cinema, but you won't feel bad while watching it on the screen.