when youre watch distant you know youre not watch a french movie and there little sex and it mostly elliptical and people do not talk that much here and there be a few line scatter here and there and a couple of important conversation and just to let you make sense of what go on . it doesn not look american either and there aren not any car chase or shoot out or violence and unless you consider the killing of a mouse an act of blood or the daily tension of get by a subdue catastrophe . at time and the relatively long hold medium distance shot may remind you of contemplative asian cinema and but just remind you and the director doesn not push thing to the radical minimalism of some taiwanese filmmaker but then again and this be not a taiwanese movie and it a turkish movie . i do not know what that mean and i do not even know if that suppose to mean something . the movie doesn not have a plot proper and yet and those few line and those somewhat long held shot and that often mitigate tension gradually build a sense of something happen and a sense of plot and for lack of a good word and that grow on you . by the end of the movie you may get the feeling youre go to miss those two cousin who have many thing in common but be worlds apart .