Heartsong

"Gönül" is a Turkish movie that has been widely regarded as underrated by many viewers and critics. Released in 2015, the film tells the story of Gönül, a young woman who is trying to navigate her life amidst various challenges and societal pressures. One of the reasons why "Gönül" is considered underrated is its unique and thought-provoking storyline. The film explores themes such as love, family dynamics, and personal growth in a nuanced and compelling way. It delves into the complexities of relationships and the struggles of the human condition, offering a deep and introspective narrative. The performances in "Gönül" have also been praised, with the actors delivering heartfelt and convincing portrayals of their characters. The lead actress, in particular, captures the essence of Gönül's emotional journey, bringing a raw and authentic performance to the screen. Furthermore, the cinematography and visual aesthetics of the movie add to its overall appeal. The film showcases beautiful and atmospheric shots, creating a captivating visual experience for the audience. The attention to detail in the cinematography helps to enhance the storytelling and immerse viewers in the world of the characters. Despite its strengths, "Gönül" did not receive the recognition it deserved upon its release. It may have been overshadowed by other more mainstream or commercially successful films at the time. Additionally, the film's distribution and marketing might have been limited, preventing it from reaching a wider audience. However, the underrated status of "Gönül" has not gone unnoticed by those who have discovered and appreciated its merits. Many viewers have praised the film for its emotional depth, engaging narrative, and strong performances. It has gained a cult following over time, with fans recognizing its value and sharing their enthusiasm for the movie. In conclusion, "Gönül" is a movie that has been unjustly underrated, with its unique storyline, strong performances, and captivating visuals deserving of more recognition. It serves as a reminder that there are hidden gems in the world of cinema that may not receive the attention they deserve initially but can leave a lasting impact on those who discover them.

Don't quite see how this was deemed good. Terrible directing, boring and stupid storyline. Actors were good but what could they do (except perhaps giving a pass to this annoyance) It was supposed to be a surreal and dreamy storytelling I reckon, but too weak of a writing and annoying music kills it all. Could have been a nice short film without all the pretentious dialogues and a bit less of the strange music. And frankly, if my wife did not force me to watch to the end, I'd quit after the first twenty minutes. At the end, I was almost angry. So much of stupidity I saw only in so called "art films" of 1980s of Turkish cinema. Hopefully, this will not start a trend.

The movie is A mesmerising, highly imaginative film - a masterpiece then why did i get one point off. Some technical problems about fiction and camera's point of view in some scenes. But It is one of the few movies in a decade that you can call genius work. The plot, the filming, the actors, the rhythm, the music, the melting of tenderness and bluntness all make justice to the words crazy, beauty and art. In some way, it reminds me of the sheer creativity of Amelie (Poulain). It is art, for the only pleasure of conveying beauty and emotions. Music has very interesting tones and holds some memories from the BGST by Vedat. Also i look for "baglama" but could not see and only heard. Movie has full of crazy caricatures of the Eastern Anatolian. It is Soner Caner's success. It features some of the most creative characters and some of the weirdest scenes I've ever seen on a screen. Still, the movie is beautifully balanced, never falling into a complete frenzy or losing its plot. The scenes are almost nostalgic at times, a throwback to a simpler time where you can just have fun, no restrictions. You'll thank the people who created this gem for managing to take it a little further from Hollywood.

Actually The story was not so unique. We know well this story from another Turkish Cinema but nomadic contains would be success that film. I have to confess that this film take my a few tears. Yeah.

A nice and fun movie, you keep watching it and your smile never leaves you... The hero erkan excelled in performing his role and was affected by his features and expressions of his eyes when he was sad, happy or joking. The sound effects, music and directing were wonderful, the bottom line is that it is a nice and cheerful work and you will not regret watching it.

Amelie was such a lovely, delightful movie , Heartsong is even sweeter, more heart , more real life ,even less talking, more music. I never write a review and dont cry in movies easy , but this is another level real life bittersweet romance and told in an easy way with no pressure , just pure love and soul. It actually shows a bit of real life of the roma back in the days , i guess 30.40 years ago. The lead actors and especially the female actress act with such pure soul. I am surprised and happy , seeing such a lovely turkish movie. Can i ask , why the reviews have to be a million characters long ?