It seems to have been made with the principle that the events take place in the Aegean, Ata Demirer is enough, the script, fiction, story, cast, etc. Properties are not very important. Ugur Yücel joined the project later, but the master acted as if he wanted to finish recording and go home. He was disguised as someone else in Ugur Yücel's clothes, if we didn't know what kind of actor he was, come on. The characters, including the main characters, have almost no depth. They just seem like random people hanging around town. Urla, which provides the setting for the film, is a truly beautiful place. It can be said that this is the most beautiful thing in the film.

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