Ceren Moray and Onur Tuna, as well as Ferah Zeynep Abdullah and Engin Akyürek, and even Serra Keskin, who appears as a cute child, perform very successful performances. However, in my opinion, the biggest trump card of the movie is Nil Karaibrahimgil's wonderful song. I've been listening to "I Have Wings in My Soul" for days, and it was this exquisite song that made me decide to go to the movie. I don't regret watching it, and I can even say that I liked the movie. The point I criticize is that, no matter how original it is, the scenario written with a cliché subject is too easy and not all the advantages are taken advantage of. (...) The dramatic aspect of the film is quite strong. Although it cannot be felt in the first half, the weight of the drama comes to the fore from the second half onwards. Most of all, one is touched by Tekin's naivety and dreams. Tekin, a so-called 'ugly' man who earns money with his God-given talent and lives alone on an island, cannot get close to anyone even though he is known by the people on the island, so he is 'The One'. But one day, he falls in love with a girl named Eylül, and impossible love smiles on him. He believes in this love with all his naivety, but Eylül will bring him more sadness than happiness. Because it is almost impossible for a miracle that has already been experienced to happen again. (...) A Little September Affair creates a really beautiful image when we look at it as a painting. If you don't expect anything out of the ordinary from the essence of the story, you will be more than satisfied with the atmosphere it creates. (...
Review of A Small September Affair
