Watch Im Toten Wingkel at Kinofest

Hello everyone, how are you? I hope you are doing well. Today, I watched a mystery-themed film in a German film festival called Kinofest. The film is called Im Toten Wingkel.

This film is 118 minutes long and directed by Ayse Polat. The film is divided into three acts and points of view. It is very interesting, in other commercial films I have not found that. Another thing, this film is a mixture of mysticism that connects the plot of this film.

This film is in English, suitable for me to improve my English. This film is also shown in several countries. I will tell this film, starting from the first capture. The first capture begins with the shooting of a German TV journalist, because he is looking for a missing person and here it is also implied regarding the relationship between Germany and Turkey.

The TV journalist who died was looking for Baran, a man who disappeared. There is something sad in this film, namely documenting the activities of Baran's mother. One of them, Sup Baran who is the hope for Baran to return to his family.

It became a mystery and continued with the second capture with another angel. This second capture is a link to the third capture. The point of view is from the killer of the human rights lawyer and his gang. In this capture, the story of an indigo child who can see the past named Melek continues.

The killer is named Zafer, who is terrorized by his own friend. Zafer feels frustrated with the terror he gets. Until he doesn't know what else to do, so that the terror stops. Will he die?

That will be found in the third capture, taking a third-person perspective and answering every conflict, especially the killer of the TV journalist. The killer is Zafer's partner, because he feels that Zafer will collude with the translator of the deceased TV journalist, who is Zafer's neighbor.

That's all I can tell you. This festival is only held until this week at the Goethe Institute. See you in other stories from me. Don't forget to read my story.

Nurdiani Latifah

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