Marriage

Synopsis

"Marriage" (original title "Zevcat") is a 2024 Turkish drama featuring Hande Subaşı in a compelling narrative that explores the complexities and nuances of modern relationships. The film delves into the emotional and social dynamics surrounding marriage, examining the expectations and realities faced by couples today. With its thoughtful storytelling, "Marriage" presents a layered look into the emotional bonds, conflicts, and cultural pressures that shape the institution of marriage, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into personal and societal struggles intertwined with love and commitment.

Cast

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  Hande Subaşı

  Filiz

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  Cemal Hünal

  Kadir

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  Bahar Şahin

  Bahar

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  Yağmur Ün

  Dilek

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  Ebrar Alya Demirbilek

  Ece

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  Alper Türedi

  Cevdet

Reviews

The reception of "Marriage" has been mixed, reflected in an IMDb rating of 5.6/10, indicating a divisive response among audiences and critics. Some reviewers have praised the film for its authentic portrayal of relationship dynamics and the strong performance of Hande Subaşı, noting that the film "captures the emotional intricacies of marriage with sincerity and depth" (Turkish Cinema Daily). However, others have found the pacing uneven and the narrative occasionally clichéd, with criticism focusing on the screenplay's inability to fully engage or develop its themes compellingly, as mentioned by Cinema Critique Weekly. Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic currently do not have aggregated scores available for this title, suggesting limited international critical coverage. Overall, while the film garners appreciation for its thematic ambition and acting, it divides opinion with its execution, making it a thought-provoking watch for viewers interested in intimate, relationship-driven dramas.

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