À la gorge

When you check the ratings in here, it's obvious that many people did not understand message. Its a great movie to show how our recent society is prisoning themselves. The dog at the end of the movie is the guardian of the hell gates. Good scenario amazing acting as usual by Kivanc Tatlitug. The movie are for those who loves slow but good ending movie that's leaves a lot of thoughts about life and society. I recommend to everyone to watch this without considering the rating of audience! Turkish cinema is as usual great. Amazing pictures and amazing acting and amazing message. Thanks for everyone for such a great movie!

Definitely a noirish film, not one I could appreciate. I am curious about the writer and what other movies he has written. The main charactor was not the aggresser in his bad deeds, he was just defending himself; except in the end. That was a shock! Interesting how the writer wanted us to know that money talks and can forgive bad deeds. Watching films of locations where I have traveled is always rewarding. The actor is talented and very good looking although they protrayed him as bedraggled and certainly not walking a runway. As I am writing this, I have gone from a 2 star rating to a 7. Just because it was not my cup of tea, I should be fair and reasonable.

I keep questioning myself is it worth to watch this movie? Well... Why not?

This is a movie that can be classified in the thriller movies genre. In some scenes, it really gives you goosebumps and makes the tension feel at a high level, especilally in the second part of the movie. The actors make the audience feel this tension at a very high level, especially Kivanc Tatlitug in leading role as Yalin Bey.

We're experiencing another great and also extraordinary scenery from Hakan Gunday mind. But that's the all surprise that the movie could give to audince. I don't wanna spoil too much about the scenery of the movie but there are two "shoking" scene in this movie. One of is right after the beginning of the movie and other one is in the finale. Yeah, and that's all. There is nothing else that can make you take your eyes off the screen. The nature is good. Camera shoots are allright. That's the all. Nothing more and nothing less that you can find in this movie.

It's an unusual movie among the other Turkish movies. The acting and the script are quite out of the ordinary.

I hope we can see more movies coming from the minds of Gunday and Saylak 'cause we really need to see but I believe it should be better than this.

First of all the movie is very slow and most of the scenes consist of Yalin (Kivanc) being paranoid. He basically forked a lot of people over by stealing their money and he actually got away with it. So naturally Turkish people, being extra spitefull and triggered, have to have their revenge.

The funny thing is that even the police tells Yalin that the whole village will be hunting him down and that they will not help him. And that is basically the summary of the movie: angry village people trying to kill Yalin amd how he deals with it.

The suspence scenes are good. Eventhough there are a lot of unecesseray scenes Kivanc and Funda's acting remains well-round. The ending has a plottwist that tries to invite the viewers to a discussion about the power of money in Turkey.

No escape when it comes to my puns you say? It may be something different, but you'll have to watch the movie to know, so no pun intended. The title, the original one sounds a bit strange to say the least. Kind of dubious in a way. Kind of something you have to figure out - like the main character. Do you feel for him, having lost so much - or are you more sympathetic with the "others"? As the movie progresses you will know - actually some may be able to figure it a lot sooner than others.

If you like dramas with great performances, that deliver on ambiguity as well ... well you could choose worse than this movie right here. The movie may leave you with a lot of feelings, not all with a positive vibe ... you'll have to be aware of that and everything will be good ... well maybe not everything...