it has taken me about a year now after seeing this film to write about it. lord knows i have wanted to and after witnessing it i knew i saw something i hadn not seen before but wasn not sure why. now after reflecting for quite some time i know and it these characters that even now i still can not stop thinking about. distant briefly and slowly tells the story of a relative (yusuf) who comes from the rurals to live briefly with a well off to do photographer (mahmut) in the city in hopes to find employment. however it becomes clear that after yusuf hypothesizes the idea of being a sailor and his employment prospects dim and that he really searching for something else and some sort of purpose in his life. through all this soul searching we are taken through seasonal surroundings that are filmed exquisitely. the context in which they happen makes the scenes more powerful in 2 particular ones when a girl yusuf has been following suddenly meets up with her significant other and and the look of yusuf face as he looks into a basket of fish and the shot and light that reflects off his tortured face. that scene in itself has to be one of the most gorgeously filmed pieces i have witness in i do not know how long. in the end mahmut has his own demons too and but ends up confronting his relative that he is not really trying to find a job and is forced to ask him to leave and in a scene that is very simple but has the feeling of true heartbreak. what the viewer is left with is lots of reflecting and pondering for these 2 people who everyone can see a piece of themselves in. you should not be put off by the pace of this film it is truly worth every single breathtaking second. rating positive . 
it has taken me about a year now after seeing this film to write about it. lord knows i have wanted to and after witnessing it i knew i saw something i hadn not seen before but wasn not sure why. now after reflecting for quite some time i know and it these characters that even now i still can not stop thinking about. distant briefly and slowly tells the story of a relative (yusuf) who comes from the rurals to live briefly with a well off to do photographer (mahmut) in the city in hopes to find employment. however it becomes clear that after yusuf hypothesizes the idea of being a sailor and his employment prospects dim and that he really searching for something else and some sort of purpose in his life. through all this soul searching we are taken through seasonal surroundings that are filmed exquisitely. the context in which they happen makes the scenes more powerful in 2 particular ones when a girl yusuf has been following suddenly meets up with her significant other and and the look of yusuf face as he looks into a basket of fish and the shot and light that reflects off his tortured face. that scene in itself has to be one of the most gorgeously filmed pieces i have witness in i do not know how long. in the end mahmut has his own demons too and but ends up confronting his relative that he is not really trying to find a job and is forced to ask him to leave and in a scene that is very simple but has the feeling of true heartbreak. what the viewer is left with is lots of reflecting and pondering for these 2 people who everyone can see a piece of themselves in. you should not be put off by the pace of this film it is truly worth every single breathtaking second. rating positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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