Big Big World

About This Movie

Big Big World, a 2016 drama, dives deep into the psyche of two orphans, Ali and Zuhal, who find themselves in a raw, unforgiving world. The film's tone is heavy, with a haunting atmosphere that underscores their plight as they escape civilization only to find solace in a forest that feels both like refuge and prison. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with their choices and the weight of their existence. The performances are striking, especially considering the emotional depth with minimal dialogue. The practical effects in their interactions with the environment add an authentic layer to their struggle. It's a film that explores themes of survival, alienation, and the loss of innocence in a distinctively intimate way.

Features strong performances from the leads. · Immersive forest setting adds to the atmosphere. · Themes of survival and alienation resonate throughout.