Queer Friendship is Complicated in "Lakeview" (2024)
Tara Thorne’s film is equal parts emotional and comedic, illustrating the beauty and the pain of long term relationships.
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Yılmaz is a young police officer. Yılmaz and his wife Hülya start a family, which grows with the birth of their children. As their children begin to grow up, the couple observes some unusual behaviors in them. Their children have difficulty communicating with their peers. Their children, who cannot speak until the age of 3, cannot form sentences like their peers when they do start to speak. One day, when the family takes their children to the park, they meet a neurologist, and this encounter leads them to learn about autism.
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Yılmaz is a young police officer. Yılmaz and his wife Hülya start a family, which grows with the birth of their children. As their children begin to grow up, the couple observes some unusual behaviors in them. Their children have difficulty communicating with their peers. Their children, who cannot speak until the age of 3, cannot form sentences like their peers when they do start to speak. One day, when the family takes their children to the park, they meet a neurologist, and this encounter leads them to learn about autism.
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Written By:Yilmaz Suvacı
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