Ceviz Agaci

It is a great piece of art film . Smooth & attractive storytelling which I never got tired during it. Story is very close to our life. How past, parents & society exist in our life and can change everything. The film is a good choice for those who love literature & also bookworms. I saw myself in Hayati because parts of my life is similar to him. I recommend this ilm for those who like artistic movies... The film reminds atmosphere of some of Nuri Bilge Jeilan films or even Abbas Kiarostami. Directing & Acting is well enough that you never stay out of the film's world... You can not guess what will happen next. The theme of silent tree is in accordance with the main problem of the first role. He can not bypass the past and memory of his father's death has affected the whole of his life. Family, tradition, religious beliefs & culture are factors which influence life of these people. I watched the film in a private screening with almost 100 audience & all of them remained silent & focused to the film from A-Z.

Saw the film not once, but twice.

As a film editor, there were some details, especially in the editing, that I couldn't realize the first time, because the story was so complicated, although it was narrated smoothly and beautifully.

At the end, every time it left me with more to think and more to thank.

A beautiful and modern visual representation of a human situation and a day to day struggles we all have seen. Although it was well wrapped in story that almost everyone can relate to.

I can summarize this film as: Spiritual reckoning with the past through literature... Meaningful, intense, complicated, sophisticated, intelligence et cetera... It was a good experience. Thank you Mr Soysal.

There is a perfect unity in the movie, I watched it without getting bored. Serdar Orcin is an actor to be congratulated. Unfortunately it won't be very popular. Because we only watched 3 people in the cinema. Maybe it's better this way :)

It was one of best film I have watched... I harshly recommend art lovers that film.