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‘What Remains’ Review: A Slow-Burn, Subtly Powerful Portrait of a Creative Couple in Turkey Coming Back from the Edge

The Hollywood Reporter · September 23, 2026 at 4:14 PM

The latest feature from veteran writer-director Yesim Ustaoglu ('Clair Obscur') follows a poet and a musician facing major roadblocks on both a professional and personal level.

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‘What Remains’ Review: A Slow-Burn, Subtly Powerful Portrait of a Creative Couple in Turkey Coming Back from the Edge

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