
Ceren, who believes she is the wife of renowned architect Murat Özgenç, is undergoing treatment at a mental hospital. However, she cannot convince the doctors of her husband's identity. Ceren refuses to take her medication and decides to deceive the doctors and escape from the hospital. Her sole aim is to reach Murat. Murat, on the other hand, has lost his wife to cancer and has retreated to his home in a resort town with his aunt Hatice. Ceren, who has escaped from the hospital, goes straight to the house she remembers as Murat's. The house Ceren remembers as Murat's retreat is indeed Murat Özgenç's home. However, when Ceren confronts Murat, she realizes that he is not the man she thought he was. Murat, who wants to find out who this stranger is who is acting like him, and Ceren, who can prove that she lived in that house for a time, decide to go to Istanbul together to investigate. However, there are unknown individuals following Ceren, and they will not stop until she disappears...
Directed by Serkan Özarslan, Sessiz Yalanlar leans on a strong ensemble — Burak Hakkı, Ebru Helvacıoğlu, Levent Özdilek — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about thriller titles of 2016.
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