Mehmet Salih

A quiet, brief slice of strained family life that lingers on unspoken sadness more than on events.

A quiet, wearying watch that sits with unspoken distance between people and asks for patient attention.

A quiet, sunlit short that sits with a child's stubborn hope and a parent's quiet unraveling.

A quiet, spare drama that sits with a boy's growing distance from his father, asking patience rather than offering easy comfort.

A quiet, intimate short that feels like being shut indoors with two people who love each other and can't quite reach the world.

Quiet, uncomfortable and closely observed, it traps you in a hospital room with two people whose silences say more than their words.

A quiet, gentle slice of everyday hardship seen through a child's eyes, slow and tender.

An uneasy, slow Italian drama that lingers on awkward desire and isolation, making the viewer uncomfortable more than moved.

A quiet, intimate portrait of recovery and family silence, anchored by a resilient young woman and her supportive sister.

A quiet, suffocating slice of domestic life that makes you feel the weight of endless chores and unnoticed loneliness.

A quiet, patient journey through family absence, carried by understated performances and long stretches of unspoken feeling.

A quiet, watchful chamber piece that sits with an awkward man and his mother, letting small domestic shifts slowly unsettle you.