A Turkish dramatic film.
It is about a girl who is going to avoid the wedding of her ex, for that she gets on a train without paying the ticket and her cabin companion accompanies her in a process of self-discovery.
The film is divided into chapters and parts.
Arrhythmic.
Parsimonious in moments.
Most of it takes place on a train and there are only two characters.
The script is spectacular, slightly sly and smart.
It deals with what it is to heal after a relationship, infidelity, self-love, vulnerability, to find ourselves again.
It is not a romantic comedy, although it might seem.
He gets to play depth shots without being pretentious.
This movie is not for everyone, it could get boring if you do not enjoy the long soliloquies that the characters waste.
Review of One-Way to Tomorrow
