I had watched Bocut before on Flutv and then watched the commercials he directed.

Sardunya is a very grounded production for a first film.

I think Çagan's self-confidence stems from the fact that this is his first film, but not his first directorial.

While my commercial or video clip directors often struggled during the transition to cinema, Çagan had no trouble in this regard.

Despite its unconventional rhythm, Sardunya, the first feature film of Cagil Bocutoglu, manages to turn the risk it takes into a reward and draws the audience in from beginning to end. The film, which unfolds the family tragedies that we can all relate to in different levels through a father-daughter axis, successfully blends drama with crime genre. Sardunya, which can appeal to both festival and mainstream audiences, definitely deserves to be watched with its successful scenario paradigm and delicious plans that resemble Scandinavian cinema. Boldly putting a young female protagonist at the center, the film makes us realize a deficiency in Turkish cinema and opens up a new fresh door. It is certain that Sardunya promises much more than a first film.