Questioning the suspicious death of his mother, a university professor and his enigmatic gardener descend into a hypnotic maze of mirrors and memories. As family secrets surface and painful truths emerge, they spiral toward a devastating reckoning with the darkness lurking within us all.
Directed by Alireza Khatami
psychological thriller
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Cast
Ekin Koç
Ali
Erkan Kolçak Köstendil
Reza
Hazar Ergüçlü
Hazar
Selen Kurtaran
Nesrin
İdil Engindeniz
Meriem
Ercan Kesal
Father / Hamit
Güliz Şirinyan
Mother / Sakine
Aysan Sümercan
Aunt / Melahat
Doğa Dörtdoğan
Mina
Serhat Nalbantoğlu
University Admin / Behri
İpek Türktan
Pervin
Sertan Müsellim
Kemal
Crew
Alireza Khatami
Director
Alireza Khatami
Screenplay
Alireza Khatami
Editor
Bartosz Świniarski
Director of Photography
Ercan Kesal
Executive Producer
Ekin Koç
Co-Producer
Alireza Khatami
Producer
Popular Reviews
43 reviews
cristian
7.0★ · 01/31/26
inside you are two wolves ahhh film (it’s actually very very good)
inside you are two wolves ahhh film (it’s actually very very good)
ethan
7.0★ · 01/06/26
PSIFF SCREENING #8
“no one is resentful by nature.”
i was so confused for a good stretch of the runtime then it clicked for me. my enjoyment and overall takeaway from the film skyrocketed upon my realization. it is definitely going to be hard to talk about this film without spoilers but the things you kill is a very interesting and mind melting drama about processing trauma and managing internal conflict and guilt in a normalized patriarchy. it is about the things you sacrifice due to succumbing to the darker aspects of yourself.
mirrors and reflections are essential visual motifs throughout the film and the cinematography alludes to the greater themes of the story excellently. there were many moments that were breathtaking visually despite the grounded approach the film took. acting across the board is solid especially from the lead actor but nothing really blew me away. i think my stance on this film is precisely that. it is very well made and it executed its goal and vision. the film didn’t particularly connect with me however and it felt a bit sour in its overall sentiment. objectively solid though and a good watch.
PSIFF SCREENING #8
“no one is resentful by nature.”
i was so confused for a good stretch of the runtime then it clicked for me. my enjoyment and overall takeaway from the film skyrocketed upon my realization. it is definitely going to be hard to talk about this film without spoilers but the things you kill is a very interesting and mind melting drama about processing trauma and managing internal conflict and guilt in a normalized patriarchy. it is about the things you sacrifice due to succumbing to the darker aspects of yourself.
mirrors and reflections are essential visual motifs throughout the film and the cinematography alludes to the greater themes of the story excellently. there were many moments that were breathtaking visually despite the grounded approach the film took. acting across the board is solid especially from the lead actor but nothing really blew me away. i think my stance on this film is precisely that. it is very well made and it executed its goal and vision. the film didn’t particularly connect with me however and it felt a bit sour in its overall sentiment. objectively solid though and a good watch.
