The Contact

About This Movie

So, 'The Contact' (2024) is quite the somber piece. It unfolds around Ali, who returns to a town that feels like a ghost of its former self after losing his son, İsa. What strikes me is the way the film captures that heavy atmosphere of grief and disconnection. The pacing is almost languid, which fits the theme of searching for lost connections. Ali's journey through his son's belongings—a wallet, a photo, and a pocket phone—draws you in. You get this raw exploration of father-son relationships and regret. The performances feel genuine, not overly dramatic, which adds to the film's distinctive tone. It’s the kind of film that lingers with you, like the memories it explores.

Explores themes of loss and identity. · Character-driven with a focus on atmosphere. · Unique approach to storytelling through personal items.