Movie Title : Honey
Release Date : Mar 25, 2011 Limited Genre Movie :Art House & International,Drama
Mpaa Rating : Unrated
Actors :Bora Altas,Erdal Besikcioglu,Tülin Özen,Alev UcarerYusuf is an only child who lives with his parents in an isolated mountain area. For the young boy, the surrounding forest becomes a place of mystery and adventure when accompanying his father on the job. Yusuf watches in admiration as his father works sometimes higher than the eye can clearly see. His father Yakup is a beekeeper who hangs his specially made hives at the top of the tallest trees. With the skill of a tightrope acrobat, he must often suspend dangerously from the uppermost branches to gather honey. Yusuf and Yakup have a very strong bond. Yusuf is excited to share a dream with his father. Instructed by Yakup, the young boy whispers it and no one else can ever know the secret that father and son now share. Yusuf's stutter shames him in front of his classmates during an oral reading assignment. Being an outsider makes this year of elementary school even more difficult. Yusuf desperately longs for the teacher's congratulatory badge awarded for successfully reading out loud. He frets that he'll be the only pupil left empty-handed. Yusuf's anxieties escalate when his father must travel to a faraway forest on a risky mission. With his family's livelihood endangered by the progressive disappearance of bees, Yakup has no choice but to hang his hives in a remote and treacherous mountainous area. His father gone, Yusuf slips into silence to the distress of his pretty young mother Zehra. She decides to send Yusuf to his grandmother's to spend the Holy Night of Miraj. Hearing the story of the Ascension of the Prophet inspires Yusuf to believe that his father will be returning soon. But not even a day at the colorful fog festival on Sis Mountain can fully cheer up the worried young Yusuf. Days pass and Yakup still does not return. Yusuf sees his mother becoming sadder everyday. Yusuf summons all of his courage and runs deep into the forest to search for his father. A journey into the unknown... -- (C) Olive Films
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Filming in long, meticulously sculpted takes, Kaplanoglu is especially good at emphasising elements within the frame with inventive use of focus and the positioning of the camera.
David Jenkins-Time Out A thoughtful and intelligent film, and should appeal to adventurous souls.
V.A. Musetto-New York Post Like the viewer, Mr. Kaplanoglu is quite happy to let nature do the talking and cast a lyrical, mysterious spell.
Andy Webster-New York Times Though this graceful film is a minor addition to the canon of Middle Eastern cinema in which nothing and everything happens, Bal is still a beauty.
Ella Taylor-Village Voice It all feels a little generic.
Alistair Harkness-Scotsman [A] beautiful, contemplative, carefully composed movie.
Philip French-Observer [UK] Beautiful images and a poetic sense of yearning are the virtues of this delicate tale.
Allan Hunter-Daily Express Yusef's trials feel exquisitely urgent.
Charlotte O'Sullivan-This is London Some of the images Kaplanoglu finds are superb: a forest, a mountainside, a rippling, pulsing moon reflected in a pool of water. It is poetic film-making.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK] Beautifully shot and quietly moving, this is an engaging, if slow moving childhood drama that features the cutest child performance you'll see all year.
Matthew Turner-ViewLondon The rhythms of the picture are as patient and fluid as other Turkish art films might lead us to expect, but a trickle of anxiety runs through it...
Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph The movie's magic is all in the colour, the landscapes and the sounds - yes, Simon and Garfunkel were right - of silence.
Nigel Andrews-Financial Times A rewarding experience and a film full of grace, fine performances and a natural, subtle beauty.
Lee Griffiths-Little White Lies A poignant study of passing innocence.
David Parkinson-Radio Times Shot in long, fixed takes and relying on natural light and sounds, this is a beautifully photographed if emotionally muted study of lost innocence.
Tom Dawson-Total Film Replete with the artistic style of recent Middle Eastern art house cinema but lacking the substance to truly engage the viewer.
Ian Freer-Empire Magazine Citybound film aestheticists will suck on their cigs and drone on about the crushing inevitability of despair and the horror of nature unbound. The rest of us think, bummer.
Burl Burlingame-Honolulu Star-Advertiser A gorgeously shot, deeply interior portrait of the artist as a young introvert.
Mark Keizer-Boxoffice Magazine A boring, frustratingly sluggish, highly elliptical experience with undeniably picturesque scenery and a sensitive performance by Bora Atlas. It would have worked much better as a short film.
Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru the lively eyes of young Yusuf communicate the breathless wonder of discovery.
Christopher Null-Filmcritic.com The tight framing of Kaplanoglu's fixed-camera tableaux and the film's almost supernatural colors lend the scenes a glimmer of deadpan wit, as if they've been intensified and distorted by the prism of memory.
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Honey (Alba) is a sexy, tough music video choreographer who shakes up her life after her mentor gives her an ultimatum: sleep with him or be blacklisted within their industry.
TagLine Honey Her dream. Her terms