Apan

I like to call these "nape movies", because they're based on close-up tracking shots and half the time you're looking at the back of the hero's neck. I tend to like them thanks to their earthiness and minimalist approach to exposition, and Ganslandt's is one of the most clear-cut examples. You're going to want answers, and only get hints puffed at you. Simple yet effective, with a well-done ending.

Filmmaking at its most seething, concise and tense.

19 subat 09, 15:00. fitas salon4, berkantla, ifistanbul2010, http://sozluk.sourtimes.org/show.asp?id=18249059

Even though it leaves some loose ends and might be confusing on some parts, the acting is beyond great and the movie itself is shot beautifuly. I'd say the idea is very original too, personally I've never seen anything like it. The only thing that won't do it for me is, as I said, the loose ends and the confusing parts which doesn't get explained. But a good movie, worth watching, nonetheless.