As If

Turkish Black Mirror without sci-fi stuff.

They [Ilkkan and Yilmaz] seem like “close” friends — maybe to some extent, they are — but they predominantly and consistently achieve to find new and unusual ways to exaggerate everyday issues of their or their close ones. They can't initiate—even a minor, successful conversation that ends up in a common ground. One that they both agree on the subject. (Okay, perhaps it's not that bad and they, sometimes, are. But that's it!) These two opposite sides of the equation and their constant yapping and yakkings about unduly prolonged subjects forms an unavoidable attraction to witness. You feel drawn into their extraordinary lives! Although, this is not the only aspect can be perceived as absurdity also. Even side characters “exclusively” find ways to add their eccentric, out-of-this-world commentary about incidents, which – unsurprisingly – doesn't come as a shock to our main characters. Their world (and their world only) takes form from those crooked, well-defined, elaborated characters and the troublesome everyday problems that they've got themselves into, which creates a unique and entertaining picture to watch. This can only get better with time!…