After a long while of underrated comedy domination, Turkey Cinema presents a successfull comedy work deserving to be appreciated.

(In recent years, very few numbers of good comedy examples have been relaesed, like Ali Atay's movies among which "Limonata" subjectively looks more exclusive.)

The audience is invited, by Taylan Brothers, to a dark-comedic story which comprises sensitive ironical views based on satirical sub-texts on;

-. Fixed and monotype human relations,

-. Childhood roots on which patriarchal manners are instructured,

-. Screen addiction,

-. Failure of both the individual and the society etc...

Except some scenario faults, the movie staged a stronge sense through its dramatic tone and visual narration skills.

I really do not understand the hate this movie is receiving.

If the deep loneliness of every and each character did not hit you, you just did not get the idea.

If you did not get the messages about how our society is failing to raise the new generation, just watch it again, maybe you missed the point.

If you even did not understand dark-humor about how people are stuck on some silly ideas, how they pause their lives for their obsessions, you simply did not think about the movie at all.

I am guessing all the hate is coming from the very individuals the movie is mocking, which is very understandable.

The nuances, jokes, tragedy...all speak to native Turkish. So it might not speak well to the ones who know the culture&language.Said that, I enjoyed it very much indeed! Just a perfect 1,5 hours time spent, with great experimentation, so light, hilarious, surprising... the boy, Caner, oh my... well done everyone!!!