Boring

Admirable film.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

I have to say this is now in my top 5 films of all time! Visually stunning, cleverly written and a film you would be nuts to miss!! I still see the visuals of the water dripping onto the cigarette - the couple making out with candles around them shot from above, the room with the post it's all still and then one falls and the lights leaks through! Wowsers this was a VISUAL DELIGHT!!! Hats off to the DOP for capturing the most beautiful moments of stillness, hats off to the script writer for the one liners loaded with meaning! And hats of to the director and all else for casting choices, getting them to that relaxed state where nessesary. I hope to one day have the opportunity to work with this team. A creative blessing on every level, natural normal and incredibly beautifully simple! If you loved 'The Notebook' this is a MUST, I cried I cried some more and ten minutes later I was still upset but strangely happy.

I want to make comment about İncir Reçeli .It is a nice movie.I watched this movie in cinema.I really liked the movie . İncir Reeli is very emotional and romantic . İn this movie Halil Sezai Paracıkoğlu acts as Metin . He is a scenarist. He is about thirty years. He meet with Duygu İn a pub . Melike Güner acts this character . I was very upset because of Duygu's death .I congratulate character because of their successful roles . I can't find a bad comment for this movie because I really liked the movie. I recommend you to watch this movie . I want to meet with actor and actress .

Well, before I start criticizing, I should say that I am sick of seeing films which take place in Turkish villages, inner parts of Turkey etc; therefore, I believe that these "contemporary" films should be supported. However, this film, "incir receli", is simply just not good. It is sexist, unrealistic (fantastic even), way too theatrical with below average acting. It is hard not to be angry really; what now, film says the man had the right to be furious with the girl if the "dying" man was her "former" boyfriend! Also, the "fake" drunk acting was abysmal; lines were "cheesy". Only consolation is that this film would turn in to an average film if it was a musical.

As I first watched this movie, I thought what a great and impossible love story this is. The soundtracks and the song named "Isyan" meaning "Rebellion" which the leading role player Halil Sezai Paracikoglu sang at last part of the movie, when he admitted that he was losing her, were also heart-stubbing. With all the sadness that the movie has printed on me and feeling deeply that the characters are just as one of us, it has earned a place at the top of my favorite movies. But when I recognized the directors point of view about HIV positive patients, most of the first impact of the movie has swept away. He clearly approaches this patients as morbid creatures to avoid, with incorrect information, leading to emphasize the ideas like "if you have HIV, you can't have any carnal relationships". I still recommend this movie but beware of the ridiculous nonsense about the above-named syndrome.