Aga

Mevlüt Tasci's debut film, Aga, is packed with tension and drama, offering a striking look at masculinity in rural life through the struggles of three brothers grappling with their patriarchal legacy. The film's gloomy cinematography sets the tone perfectly. Featuring Taner Cindoruk, Talha Dundar, and Sait Seckin, it tells a tale of brotherhood filled with unspoken feelings and quiet defiance. The story revolves around the intense dynamics between Salim, Veysel, and Senol following their father's death and their mother's chronic illness. While it dives deep into provincial life, it doesn't deliver a lot of thrills or resolutions. With its slow pace, engaging dialogues, and stunning visuals, the director has done a commendable job, but there's still room for growth!