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When I heard about the films to be showcased at CerModern (Outdoor Cinema in Turkey/Ankara) in collaboration with the Italian Embassy, this Italian film caught my interest the most. The movie is set in 1945, the year women were granted the right to vote and be elected. As soon as I heard the name and plot of the film, I began researching it and came across a blog that mentioned it as "C'è ancora domani," a film addressing violence against women. Before watching the film, I expected it to focus heavily on this issue. However, as I watched, I realized the film was about much more than that, delving deeply into the topic of "Women's Freedom." While it certainly addressed fundamental issues like inequality and violence against women, I believe the primary message was to depict a woman's journey towards liberation, showing her struggles in a dramatic-comedic way, essentially conveying "laughing through our tears. (In Turkish, we have a saying like: Ağlanacak haline gülmek to explain this situation best)" I congratulate Paola Cortellesi for her commendable effort. Even though the film's ending felt somewhat unresolved, it succeeded in helping us understand and empathize with the challenging lives of Delia and Marcella.

If I were watching on Netflix, I would have stopped watching at the 5th minute. However, I left the theater at the 15th minute because I won a ticket in the preview ticket draw. Give me the same money that you have wasted for this, and I promise I'll write and make hell of a romcom.

It was an average movie but I’ll make my daughter watch anyway

This review may contain spoilers.

Why didn't Ewan Mc-Cricket use his wish to bring back Gepetto's real son to life I mean wtf?

Great stop-motion though.

But dude, seriously????**

Bazı filmler doğrudan anlatım yapmaz, ufaktan hintler verir toplaman ve birleştirmen için. Bittiğinde anlamadığını zannedersin, yarım saat sonra duşta ağlarsın. Hiç aramadığın babanı ararsın bir de, öyle

Küçücük yanaktan öpüverseydiniz bari. A girl has needs yahu

I hated Evan Peters for being too sexy the entire time I watched the show. Because of him, you inevitably have to show understanding to the character. Damn.

Too good to be someone’s first film…

Ok maybe I was too sensitive while I was watching this film but.... It reaches the most deep senses of your heart and dazzles you with the power of Miyazaki's talents. Although the film differs from other Miyazaki films with its intense romantic elements, it can make us feel the trust and warmth of previous films. Even if there are extremely touching stories hidden in the subject, these stories are conveyed in the warm atmosphere of the film in a filtered way, that's the professionality of Hayao Miyazaki... The only thing that I can say is thank you for doing this I guess

Netflix'in oynatma hızı özelliğini denemek adına izledim öneriyorum herkese

• Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
• Climax
• Ruben Brandt, Collector
• The Father
• The Lighthouse
• Birdman
• Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
• Your Name.
• The Wind Rises
• The Worst Person in the World

...plus 3 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.