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Itiraf (2001)

Director: Zeki Demirkubuz

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From Time Out Film Guide

The second in Demirkubuz's 'Tales About Darkness' trilogy (see also Yazgi) charts the decline in a marital relationship when the husband returns to Ankara from a business trip to discover his wife has been having an affair. Certainly the film is insightful and technically polished, but it's all rather like the bare bones of a philosophical hypothesis being worked through: rigorous, but not fleshed out with enough human detail to succeed as a fully persuasive story.

Author: GA

Time Out Film Guide


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