Asli, who has always been spoiled as an only child, is eagerly waiting to find her Prince Charming. She remains unsuccessful as her dream prince is a man who resembles her father: a spirited, romantic, polite, emotional gentleman. After discovering that the art thief she is looking for is her ex, an Interpol agent creates a plan to catch him red-handed.

Turkish films winning our hearts with their simple, efficient and precious works, here, I was in an alternating ambiguity, between liked it, extremely boring and cheesy, I expected less love more art, a more engaging police thriller, I hope the ending is not as weak as I am imagining it will be... Unfortunately disappointing, unless a vain expectation was created... A silly and convenient ending... Average to almost bad...

Despite its promising start and beautiful scenery, "Art of Love" ultimately disappoints. The story is filled with clichés and predictable moments, failing to engage the audience. Even the talented lead actors, known for some previous great performances, struggle to bring their characters to life, resulting in a lackluster performance. While the film boasts stunning visuals, it lacks a compelling storyline. In the end, "Art of Love" falls short of making a lasting impression as a captivating romantic comedy. So, if you are loongking for some fresh and nice rom-com, I am sorry to disappoint you, this is not the one, I think.

All the movie is nonsense but let me talk about the most. Alin (agent of interpol) think that they don't understand her job ? girl you scream behind the man, you searched his house, you follow him, you came his place and fighting his friend, and then she shocked when Güney said he knows everything ? And what kind of interpol agent(s) ignore a thief? Really? It could have been a really good movie if it had a little more logic, reality and drama. It would definitely be more impressive to watch the story of a strong woman who has to arrest the person she loves and makes logical decisions. Not everything has to be romanticized.