Reste la vie

Great script. The story at first does not seem to make complete sense, yet as the story progresses the writer/characters connect all the pieces for us beautifully. All is explained. Live the journey.

Innocence, love, courage, redemptiom. It is all there.

Beautiful Asli Enver (Melisa) delivers subtly powerful, graceful acting. Kaan Urcangioliu (Ferit) shines in this role. Both actors are seductive, with endearing smiles when they need them to lighten reality. They pull you in, leaving you wanting more. A twist - A story of first love. It shows the acceptance, strength, and joy of raising a child as a single mother - no victim theme. The chemistry between the actors - gorgeous. The scenes with Ferit and Can, the boy, make you laugh and cry.

Many unique scenes and details in the story make this one-of-a kind movie. A must-watch for those who like romantic dramas with a touch of comedy. The drama was kept honest, we were even spared from some of it.

LIFE happens, and is unexpected. The end is natural, acknowledges sadness, yet offers hope for the future. Loved it!!

Good acting but predictable and banal plot, predictable story, just enough. Unfortunately, these Turkish films that mimic American comedies are not convincing.

For a movie that was dubbed in English the overall story was great. The acting was a bit different to watch because the cultural differences were a bit different. Overall worth the watch, but watch with subtitles so you don't miss the words.

I think adaptation of American comedy/drama/romance to Turkey is not bad, is real. Actings are ok. A good enough story to watch. Story editing is not bad as stated.

The main character was not fake at all, she played very well. The other characters could have been fine as well. The shooting of the movie provided a very good experience. But there were many gaps in the plot, which made me confused a lot.