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There are allusions to Tarkovsky throughout Ceylan’s Cannes favourite – a beautifully moving and subtly witty exploration of the disparate ways in which we manage to build barriers between ourselves and those around us – but its tone and content are perhaps closer in spirit to the bitter-sweet delights of Ozu and Tsai, taking, as it does, such an unjaundiced look at the beguiling nuances of human behaviour. Iain.Stott
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