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"I Thought You Would Have Left by Now" is a game about fear.
"Fear:" (followed by a bare nail emoji).
1. Individual parts of the face, such as the eyes or mouth, or the eyes themselves.
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3. Fear.
4. Please refer to the third clause.
5. In spoken language. In archaic language. Verb. Or noun. Depending on the context." (Enclose in quotation marks.)
A man, a dictionary, Thom Pain, loneliness, childhood, a bee, or words; selfishness, love, loss, a lot of love, a lot of loss, and a dog; a dog with big eyes.
"The Game of Those Who Love Too Much" is a poignant example of real life, showcasing the close relationship between humans and animals. I thought you had already left.
In a love described in a single word as "perfection," where the language of romance defines being together as spending time, going out, and maintaining balance, understanding the pain within these words requires profound upheaval, loss of sight, and a year spent confined to the home.
This game is a fleeting moment between life and death. It's both terrifying and incredibly alluring. Perhaps it's a lesson that those who confront their fears are the ones who ultimately succeed.
As childhood slips away from us, we take a few precious breaths, our eyes and hearts yearning to experience all that the world has to offer.
A song about time passing.
Or, a demon that tells you to stay a child.
The decision is yours.
Does anyone have any questions?
We have:
"When did your childhood end? How deeply were you hurt, and when was it, at such a young age, when you were so small, so fragile; when you were nothing more than two big eyes, a heart, and a few hundred words? Isn't it perfect that we never truly heal? Our wounds, our scars, ladies and gentlemen. Our dismissals, our abuses, oh, heaven, heaven. Living in fear, adapting pain to our needs. I'm serious. What a wonderful life. What a beautiful game."
Isn't it amazing to be alive?
I don't know.
Maybe.
Written by: Will Eno.
Translation: Hira Tekindor.
Directed by: İbrahim Çiçek.
Starring: Hakan Kurtaş.
Executive Producer: Omnia Productions.
Costume Design: Nilüfer Gürbüz.
Assistant Director: Sanem Adar.
Production Coordinator: Başak Saygılı.
Assistant Director: Ada Bikim, Information Coordinator: Ayşe Özce Çınar.
Photo: Jiyan Kızılboğa
Poster Design: Berkcan Okar.
Poster Photo: Jiyan Kızılboğa
