Emre Göktaş Pro

If it can be written or thought, it can be filmed🎬

Favorite films

  • Shame
  • Aguirre, the Wrath of God
  • The Fifth Seal
  • Persona

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  • Sieranevada

    ★★★½

  • A Report on the Party and the Guests

    ★★★★

  • Traps

    ★★★★

  • A Bagful of Fleas

    ★★★½

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Winter Light

1963

★★★★½ Liked Watched

Ingmar Bergman's "The Silence Trilogy" is also known as "The Faith Trilogy." The films in this trilogy are:

Winter Light (1963)
Through a Glass Darkly (1961)
The Silence (1963)

These films reflect Bergman's deep thoughts on the existence of God, the nature of faith, and existential human struggles. In Winter Light, Bergman masterfully strips away the comforting layers of faith, exposing raw human vulnerability in the face of divine silence. Through the stark, chilling landscape, we journey alongside Pastor Tomas, whose crisis of faith echoes the desperate fragility within us all.

Kneecap

2024

★★★★ Liked Watched

"Kneecap" tells the story of the Belfast-based hip-hop trio Kneecap. The film showcases the lives and music of three young musicians (JJ, Naoise, and Liam Og), highlighting their efforts to defend their Irish language and cultural heritage.

The good thing is that this group is a real group. They are currently continuing their music career by doing Irish hip-hop. The film makes its intention clear from the very beginning, "How does a film that starts in Belfast begin? With bombs,…

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Sieranevada

2016

★★★½ Liked Watched

A cramped living room, lined-up chairs, half-finished sentences, and a meal that never arrives… Cristi Puiu’s camera lingers, unhurried, capturing a family gathered in mourning. For almost three hours, we are right there—breathing with the characters in this confined space, witnessing tense pauses, hoping for resolutions that never come.

The film beautifully exposes the **fragility of family ties**, the **weight of politics and history**, and the way people struggle to understand one another. It’s one of the most realistic cinematic…

A Report on the Party and the Guests

1966

★★★★ Liked Watched

Some films don’t just make you **think**—they force you to wrestle with them. *O slavnosti a hostech* is exactly that kind of film—disturbing, cold, and unrelenting. What starts as an ordinary **picnic outing** soon turns into an **existential nightmare** as the characters are drawn, unwillingly, into the shadow of an authority.

Jan Němec’s direction acts like a mirror, forcing the viewer to **confront their own conformity**. At first, the absurd dialogue feels laughably strange, but gradually transforms into a **portrait…

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The White Dove

1960

★★★★ Liked Watched

**"Wings Within the Silence"**

Some films don’t tell stories, they capture emotions. *Holubice* doesn’t do either—it simply touches your soul. František Vláčil’s poetic film doesn’t express melancholy with words; instead, it reveals it through the purest form of visuals.

A pigeon embarks on a journey, a child makes a mistake, an artist shows comion… But this pigeon isn’t just a bird—it’s a symbol of a lost soul. As its white wings glide through Prague’s gray and faded streets, they remind…

The Zone of Interest

2023

★★★½ Liked Watched

İnsanı kötü yapan şey, içinde bulunduğu hikayenin iyiye hizmet ettiği inancıdır. Eğer içinde bulunduğun ideoloji, içinde bulunduğun din, içinde bulunduğun cemaat sana " İnsanları öldüreceğiz, ama bu iyiye hizmet edecek" diyorsa, İnsanlar yanan bedenlerden bile ihya olur. Görmezden gelir. Kendini modern bir birey, modern bir toplum olarak görse bile...