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Sezai Paracikoglu | ... | Metin |
| Melike Güner | ... | Duygu | |
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Sinan Çaliskanoglu | ... | Erol |
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Barbara Lourens | ... | Liza |
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Mehmet Selim Akgul | ... | Cemil (as Selim Akgul) |
| Mustafa Uzunyilmaz | ... | Selim Bey | |
| Batur Belirdi | ... | Dr. Tayfun | |
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Nevin Efe | ... | Ev sahibi kadin |
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Hasan Yalnizoglu | ... | Bar güvenlik |
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Serkan Duran | ... | Bardaki sarhos |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Erol Agirlar | ... | Director |
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Yalçin Seref Agirlar | ... | Salih Dayi |
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Alp Aslan Ataman | ... | Barmen |
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Asim Ertürk | ... | Yumruk yiyen oyuncu |
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Begüm Meriç | ... | Girl in cast meeting |
On a night of despair after being turned down continuously for the scripts he writes, Metin ends up in a bar where he meets a girl named Duygu. After spending the night together, she walks out in the morning before he wakes up and leaves only a short note. The next time they meet, Metin becomes curious about her secret and decides to follow her. What he finds out will be the beginning of an everlasting love. Written by scaryofmonsters
Stunning debut performance from both actor and the actress, unorthodox love story, lively music and Istanbul... if you don't set your expectations over the clouds you'll definitely love this movie. I watched it in Turkish and every single sentence does perfectly make sense but I am not sure how good the subtitles are. The only negative comment I can make, is the lack of a surprising end due to the referral made by the protagonist in the 3/4 of the movie. The age difference between the heroin and the source of HIV disease can be pointed out without making it blindingly obvious. The emotional peak of the story is very well balanced and it is far above being poor. Despite the 'generous' clue, the final scene is still kept strong enough to make you cry. I would say give it a try, you won't regret.