SundayMovieRecommendation: Miracle in Cell No. 7

Feeling the need for another good cry? After the last one, this week's recommendation is something you might not be ready to experience. For everyone who has been following my list and sending feedback, I appreciate your positivity!

"Miracle in Cell No. 7" is a Turkish adaptation of the South Korean comedy-drama, based on a true story. While I haven't seen the original, this version had me hooked – I've watched it twice already!

Never seen a Turkish film? There's no better way to start. Aras Bulut İynemli’s portrayal of Memo is outstanding. He draws you into an emotional rollercoaster, sharing a deep bond with his daughter, Ova played by a talented Nisa Sofiya Aksongur.

Memo's struggle with the pain of losing his wife, visibly seen in a scene where Ova asks if she is in heaven and the ensuing events that unfold after a distaster showcase the beauty of love, humanity, and simplicity.

Memo might have a few communication issues, but his heart speaks louder than words. Just make sure you don’t watch this with anyone who’s afraid of a few tears! I don't want to give too much away, but when you're ready for a heartfelt movie night, consider this masterpiece. Be prepared to laugh, shout, and cry – and keep those tissues handy!