Retired actor Aiden owns a small hotel in Anatolia. He and Nihar are an old couple and young wife. Recently, they have been emotionally alienated. On the other hand, his sister Necla is still deeply mired in the misfortune of his marriage. In winter, the small town is covered with white snow. Aiden writes a column in the local newspaper every week. At the same time, he has been creating a book called "The History of Turkish Theater", but he has never finished it. As a celebrity in the small town, he is Respect is also secretly hated by the poor. When he is free, he will walk around outside the hotel or chat with residents. In this process, the conflicts between him and his sister and wife in terms of world outlook, values and emotions continued to erupt. Those residents who were forced to listen to his chatter always had a day to leave, so he felt lonely and decided to leave for a period of time to go to Istanbul to prepare for his writings, and he had the mentality of divorcing his wife. But during the trip, he changed his mind, returned to his wife, and expressed his love for his wife.
Winter Sleep movie plot
2021-12-26 08:01
Extended Reading
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Collin 2022-03-21 09:02:29
9.5, looks good! ! Dull but not boring, he slowly used the dialogue to lay out a situation where intellectuals could not be ashamed, and recovered from introspection. The fly in the ointment is the structure of the intellectual-centered drama, and the non-centered realism is omitted when trying to create a dilemma. Introspection under false premise is destined to be incomplete //Review in 2018, maintain the original judgment
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Uriel 2022-04-01 09:01:08
I can't really like it too much, the film itself is very delicate, the photography and the set are excellent, and there are many places that resonate with people. A few confrontations are still very beautiful. I like the quarrel about "resisting evil", but there are three After many hours, this endless blah blah blah is really unacceptable, and I am a little tired after reading it. 7/10
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Aydin: Not seeing a man for what he is, idolizing him like a god, and then being mad at him, because he's not a god. Do you think that's fair?
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Necla: Philanthropy isn't tossing a bone to a hungry dog, it's sharing when you are just as hungry.