Tereddüt Çizgisi

I was fortunate to catch it at the Perth Revelation Film Festival in Australia today, and I absolutely loved it. Its exploration of justice and empathy reminded me of the feelings I had while reading Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment. My only criticism is that there could be a stronger tone of language to better connect the audience with the characters in certain scenes, such as when she entered the kiraathane (café) and had that walk with the hoca. I enjoy these kinds of everyday yet profound conversations, which are very unique in Turkish and Persian cinema. Additionally, the conversation between the sisters was quite weak and lacked emotion.