The Four Walls

About This Movie

The Four Walls is a poignant exploration of loss and isolation. Boran, a Kurdish composer, finds his connection to the ocean snuffed out by urban development, a metaphor for his own emotional barriers. The pacing is deliberate, inviting you to linger on each moment of his despair and creativity. The cinematography captures a muted palette, reflecting Boran’s internal struggle, while the performances resonate with authenticity, especially the lead’s portrayal of profound sorrow. The film subtly weaves themes of displacement and the impact of modernity on personal dreams. It’s distinctive for its quiet intensity and the way it crafts a meditative atmosphere, allowing the audience to feel the weight of Boran's world without being overly dramatic.

Kurdish cultural themes. · Strong emotional performance. · Thought-provoking pacing and visuals.