Diconsolado

... is like wandering through Paris, or Brest, like these young folks who seem to know less about what they see than what they feel. As we should, when it comes to love or watch such a movie.

Beautiful images, beautiful letters, what a variety of shots... maybe not accessible to all, but conquering for a few, I'm sure.

Here is a wonderful, sober little tale of a young girl, Sibel, but not just any young girl. A survivor of segregation. A fond and brave being, full of sensibility and with a compassionate heart that fights for her own voice - the only one that speaks the truth, the only one the world has tried to keep from our befuddled senses. Somewhat introduced as a lost and wild soul, she turns out to be the most dedicated spirited human in her land. Damla Sönmez captures us from start to finish, in a movie that flows through its story in a breath of an absolute and beautiful realism.

Perfectly cast, strong and more than believable performances for a nice story to go through, beautifully and originally shot for a TV-show of our time, great soundtrack, well; it's a ten out of ten, a perfect game!