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Ever experienced a dilemma where you can't stay away from where you were born and grew up but you also feel you have to move forward because that place is not good enough for your potential? Ever been the one who sees each and every one of the little birds leave the nest behind? If yes, you will find something that belongs to you in the movie.

The cinematography is so skillfully set that at some point you feel you are also sitting at the table and getting dizzy from the wine you drink. Besides, the acting in general is so flawless that you feel sorry when they all get emotional upon the news of the offer.

To me, this seems more like an excellent documentary about the banking system and its soft spots rather than a movie. The twist in the end is like predictable from middle of the movie onwards but even so the actings make you wanna see the end. Especially Cansu plays the ultimate dumb debtor very well. Some scenes in the end make you think that it was worth watching it till the end. I definitely recommend this movie to you if you are also interested in finance. And this movie will find its true ranking the more it is watched by those who work in the sector or are interested in the field. So don't mind the ranking.

Yes, that's the question i have been asking to myself since i watched the movie. Ok, maybe a 10 is an exaggeration but this one is a plain 8 or 9. The balance of comedy and drama is so skilfully set and maintained till the end that if you are also one of those people who look up for the ratings before you watch a movie you can find yourself trying to spot the point where it might possibly blow up. But do you know what? It doesn't. The ending might just not be ideal for the taste of some. But other than that, it was a perfect watch that i may strictly recommend.