**What I Liked:**

- The chemistry between the 3 main actors: I am big fan of Pınar Deniz and I have previously seen Yiğit Kirazcı in several series, however it was my first time watching Boran Kuzum. The chemistry between the 3 characters was beautiful and I loved their friendship.
- The cinematography & landscapes: The movie transports you into Turkey with beautiful shots in Muğla and Antalya regions
- The music: I love Pınar Deniz’s voice so I was thrilled that we got so many cover songs! Her duo with Yiğit Kirazcı was really good, his voice complements hers well.
- Everything up to the accident was very enjoyable and I have to say though I had totally forgotten about it and literally jumped when it happened!

**What I Disliked:**

- I know the theme of the movie is about spirituality and accepting death as a new beginning rather than an end, but the last part just didn’t work for me. I thought there were too many specifics to it that it failed to convince me that this could be all conceived in his memory. Why choose to include the pandemic? (I think this could be explained as he was listening to this while in coma but still)? Why did he picture Yusuf dead? And so many instances where it just felt too real as opposed to having it a little lighter, something to go along with their path prior to the coma so that it would be a more believable depiction of his dream…