Hunting Time

The narrative follows a Turkish writer who, disillusioned by the death of a close friend, retreats to his hometown on a remote island. This setting becomes a sanctuary from the oppressive military regime, allowing him to engage in imaginary conversations with his deceased friend. However, the tranquility is shattered by news of a new murder, bringing the dangers of his reality back to the forefront.

With a runtime of 96 minutes, Hunting Time delves into the complexities of personal grief intertwined with societal issues. The film features performances from Aytaç Arman, Şerif Sezer, and Nüvit Özdoğru, adding depth to the emotional landscape of the story. Kıral's autobiographical elements enrich the narrative, reflecting his own experiences of exile from Turkey during a tumultuous period.