Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Engin Günaydin | ... | Aziz | |
Haluk Bilginer | ... | Erbil | |
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Binnur Kaya | ... | Kamuran |
Öner Erkan | ... | Alp | |
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Fatih Artman | ... | Cevdet |
Irem Sak | ... | Burcu | |
Gülçin Santircioglu | ... | Vildan | |
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Hülya Duyar | ... | Rüya |
Ilker Aksum | ... | Riza | |
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Göktug Yildirim | ... | Caner |
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Helin Kandemir | ... | Cansu |
Halit Ergenç | ... | Necati | |
Bergüzar Korel | ... | Füsun | |
Okan Yalabik | ... | Doctor | |
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Bugay Akman | ... | Tezgahtar |
Heading towards his middle ages, Aziz is not content with his life. He doesn't like his job, which he works in for years, and where he falls further away from his dreams. He cannot find peace at home either, since his sister and her family start living in his house after his brother-in-law goes broke. His nephew Caner is a naughty boy and he turns the house into a living hell for Aziz; all he seeks is relaxation. Deep inside, Aziz feels that his relationship with his girlfriend Burcu has come to an end after four years. His need for his solitude and spending some time on his own deepens every single day. Aziz simply wants to be free. He is stuck in a cycle and he has to find a way out. Eventually, in a moment he feels more desperate ever before, an opportunity arises for him. However, Aziz has to tell a mean lie and keep up the act. Aziz can't miss this chance. The consequences he has to bear change his life utterly, in a way that he never asks for.
Not an easy one to process and enjoy comprising elements of absurd comedy. Great casting and good acting all the way to the end. Could have been a masterpiece with some changes in the music and a bit more of an emphasis on drama rather than comedy.