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　　四名劇場演員在倫敦排練即將在西區上演的復仇舞台劇時，隨著彼此之間的秘密戀情逐漸曝光，參雜著才華嫉妒與愛恨糾葛。在一連串的陰謀與反擊中，原以為的盟友，竟私下已與旁人聯手陷害自己，這場角力最終將演變成致命的殺機。

 一对年幼的兄弟跟家人一起从大城市搬到偏远小镇，却发现新家并不单纯。他们能否与新朋友们一起解开家中的险恶谜团？

Ayşe, Ali, Mehmet and Zeynep are middle-class millennials struggling to make ends meet in Istanbul. Either still living with their parents or hardly getting by without help from their families, they are all beset by similar woes: money crunch, joblessness, social isolation. In view of the world’s horrors that Zeynep enumerates in her diary entries, these are minor problems, ‘slight disasters’, but they are all-consuming, at least to the extent of making them cry in the still of the night. 　　However, Umut Subasi’s first feature, Almost Entirely a Slight Disaster, is not a melodrama. With an appealingly light touch, it diagnoses the malaise of a generation that has run up against a dead end, one whose future prospects are indistinguishable from a game of chance. This is a world where astrology, the lottery and online personality tests compete with visa and job applications as life-shaping elements. 　　Fittingly, the film is structured around chance and coincidence, with its handful of characters encountering each other in every permutation, as though there were no world outside this small social bubble. With self-aware, frontal framing that pins characters to their surroundings and a counterintuitive musical score that turns pathos into humour, Subasi offers a social-media movie without social media, one whose characters are united in their double lives and frustrated desires. 　　源自：https://iffr.com/en/iffr/2023/films/almost-entirely-a-slight-disaster