Apricot

Aberricak was a young man who took steps to the dreams of college by selling watermelons in the crowded streets of the city. The realistic way of shooting by the director takes into account the challenges of the character's everyday life as he brings the audience to the center of the stage. The high contrast color palette reflects strikingly the pure hopes of youth with the harsh lights of the city. The performances of acting, especially the inner conflicts of the lead, deepen the story of the characters around it. The music choice is to build an emotional bridge between the scenes to strengthen the audience's empathy. At the same time, the film presents the imagination of an ordinary street salesman in the chaos of a major city, with a combination of visual and narrative narratives. It offers character-oriented drama with realistic scenes. It allows the audience to witness the inner journey of a youth lost in urban life. The film tells a story that deeply affects the audience both visually and emotionally.