Kimlik

A quiet, suffocating squeeze of a film, where political pressure seeps into a marriage until the walls of a family home feel like a trap.

A quiet, emotionally raw look at a marriage coming apart, asking you to sit with the ache of what was and what remains.

A quietly heavy homecoming that curdles into unease, watching warmth drain into suspicion and bureaucratic menace.

A tender, bittersweet immersion into a family's fragile reconnection amid political unrest, balancing warmth and melancholy.

A quiet, emotionally charged reunion that simmers with old wounds and political undertow, asking patience as it slowly unpacks a family's hurt.

A slow, somber journey through memory and disillusionment, with long takes and a quiet, aching sense of loss.

A slow-burn, claustrophobic drama that immerses you in a family's unraveling amid political turmoil, leaving a lingering sense of loss.

A quietly bruising domestic drama that traces the long shadow of a single confession across decades, with sharp emotional precision.

A quiet, talky chamber drama where a family's private fractures mirror a country's forced transformation.

A quiet, uncomfortable plunge into tangled family desire, watched with the patience of a slow, uneasy confession.

A heavy, somber domestic drama that traces a marriage's slow unraveling and the toll it takes on a child.

A quiet, emotionally fraught melodrama about a marriage quietly coming apart, played with earnest seriousness and a lingering sense of loss.