I Am The Sea

About This Movie

I Am The Sea is an intriguing character study that delves into the life of Deniz, a 20-year-old boy caught in the grind of his father's recycling business. The film captures the stark contrasts between his existence and that of the Syrian refugees, providing a subtle commentary on socio-economic struggles. The pacing is contemplative, allowing viewers to really soak in the atmosphere of the warehouse and its surrounding environment. It’s not flashy, but the performances, especially Deniz’s, draw you in—there's a rawness to his journey. The atmosphere is heavy with a sense of longing and disappointment, yet there's a thread of resilience woven throughout. It’s distinct for its unflinching realism, making you reflect on the lives that often go unnoticed.

Themes of socio-economic disparity · Realistic portrayal of everyday life · Subtle character development