"Italo-Turkish director Ferzan Ozpetek is back on form with the breezy but passionate Loose Cannons, a likeable and commercially viable coming-out comedy set in Italy's Deep South. With its themes of family secrets, oddball character parts, bittersweet tone and sunny outlook, this is the easily the most Almodovar-esque of all Ozpeteks films."
Here is the part that I liked the most, which roughly reads as below:
- what's your book about?
- two people who are not together anymore.
one is suffering the other is not...
perhaps we shouldn't be afraid to let go of some things. because the things that really matter, stay with us anyway. even when we don't want them to.
- you mean, we are not leaving anyone or anything behind?
- yes.
- ... what a lie ...
