‘Make Me Believe’ Ending, Explained – “Make Me Believe,” available to watch on Turkish Netflix (‘Sen Inandir’ in Turkish), can be best described as a sweet love story emphasizing idealized situations while overlooking any obstacles or hardships. Interestingly, this approach works well to create and sustain an idealized setting in which the story of Sahra and Deniz, neighbors who have harbored animosity towards each other since their teenage years but are brought together through meddling grandmothers, is unfolded. Overall, “Make Me Believe” offers an enjoyable viewing experience that will certainly satisfy those interested in Turkish romantic comedies alike!
Drawn from its strengths, the film utilizes its fairytale-like quality to accentuate the blossoming romance between Sahra and Deniz. By emphasizing the magical aspects of their relationship, the movie leaves viewers with a sense of warmth and optimism for the future. While some may argue that this approach detracts from realism, it could also be interpreted as a deliberate choice to transport the audience into a world where love conquers all.
Turkish romantic comedies have garnered an avid following due to their unique blend of humor, romance, and cultural references. “Make Me Believe” meets this demand by providing an entertaining yet heartwarming tale. With light-hearted performances that add charm, this film showcases Turkish cinema as growing internationally – further validating Turkey’s flourishing film industry!
What Happens in the Movie “Make Me Believe”?
“Make Me Believe” opens with protagonist Sahra Erdeniz rushing towards an idyllic beach village in Turkey for an urgent situation regarding her grandmother Aysel. Concerned for Aysel’s wellbeing, Sahra arrives at her house only to discover she has not responded to Sahra’s inquiries about Aysel. Coincidentally, another individual of similar age to Sahra appears, purporting to know of Semiha’s illness and subsequent disappearance. Before things escalate further, Aysel and Semiha arrive home from their beach outing to discover that both their grandmothers had planned the whole incident as a prank; these mischievous old ladies devised this scheme to bring Sahra and the man together since both resided far apart in Istanbul.
Sahra feels compelled to spend additional days at her grandmother’s house, which reveals her uneasiness about work matters. Sahra works as an editor for an esteemed men’s magazine in Istanbul and finds herself struggling to create an engaging cover story for an upcoming issue – as announced by management, the winning submission will lead to promotion to chief editor position; Sahra’s professional rival Kerem has also been searching for such stories and actively searching for suitable subjects as cover stories for this opportunity – with each looking out for inspirations of their own cover stories as an incentive.
Sahra has long been intrigued by the thought of writing about Deniz Tunali, an accomplished yet mysterious photographer. However, attempts to reach him have proven futile; no one knows his whereabouts or appearance. Sahra became even more intrigued after learning that Deniz had declined a prestigious professional award recently; to her shock and surprise, she discovered her former acquaintance Deniz was none other than Deniz Tunali himself; therefore, Sahra must find ways to bridge their strained relationship to persuade him into working together on her article together.
“Make Me Believe” follows Sahra as she pursues both personal and professional dreams, drawing upon the interweaved histories and developing dynamics among its characters to tell an intriguing and moving tale.
When Did Sahra and Deniz First Meet?
As Sahra and Deniz begin their journey as partners, their conversations reveal more of their shared history. However, they were familiar with each other since Deniz lived in a coastal town where Sahra would often visit her grandmother Aysel for visits once every year. Their bond deepened during their adolescent years when young love made it difficult for both of them to express their true feelings openly – Deniz had deep affections for Sahra but struggled with how best to express it, while Sahra also felt drawn towards him while her youth prevented her from finding ways of showing her affections towards him.
Sahra unintentionally caused tension between them at one point when she brought Deniz’s boyfriend and several new acquaintances to a beach that held special significance for both. This action deeply hurt Deniz, and he became distant from Sahra for some time afterward; when Sahra announced she wouldn’t visit anymore after the next year, Deniz felt abandoned by the woman whom he considered his love – this left Deniz bitter and sad, resenting all she made choices during their last shared vacation together.
Meanwhile, Sahra returned from vacation with devastating news: both her parents had died unexpectedly. Although Sahra intended to attend their anniversary together, illness forced her to cancel. Consumed by guilt over their deaths due to a motorcycle accident on that same fateful day, Sahra became overwhelmed with grief. Instead of visiting the beach town again for several years while grappling with adulthood challenges and employment responsibilities as well as feelings of shame and depression caused by their passings, she focused instead on making decisions regarding adulthood challenges while dealing with adulthood challenges while grappling with her loss to navigate adulthood challenges while dealing with shame and depression that came along with it all.
As time passed, Sahra and Deniz drifted apart; yet their feelings for each other never faded. Their relationship became tenuous due to Deniz’s perceived abandonment, while Sahra struggled to cope with his unfavorable attitude; Deniz’s persistent unpleasantness towards Sahra stemmed from his belief that she had left him behind; but once Deniz let down his guard and initiated a passionate kiss between the two, their dynamic quickly changed; memories from their shared past came flooding back and once they abandoned all pretenses; once in love again as an engaged couple!
Even as their personal relationship blossomed, Sahra still hesitated to reveal her intention of interviewing Deniz – leading to an abrupt shift from personal to professional realms of drama. Deniz explained in passing that he did not wish to become a public figure, preferring his work to speak for itself instead. When offered a medal as compensation for his efforts, Deniz declined it instead of viewing satisfaction and joy as sufficient rewards for his photography work. Having come to understand Deniz and their mutual feelings of understanding more fully, Sahra decided not to attend the interview and accept defeat against Kerem in her rivalry battle. Out of kindness for Deniz, she even offered to leave her position for her own benefit if Deniz decided to accept defeat – according to their agreement, the loser of their final duel would leave their job.
Sahra and Deniz’s dynamic relationship, their complex history together and how their personal and professional lives entwine all make “Make Me Believe” an engaging and emotionally powerful story.
“Make Me Believe” Ending Explained
Kerem quickly seized on the news that Deniz Tunali and Sahra were working together, seizing this as an opportunity for chaos in their office. Kerem informs Deniz that Sahra had been looking for him before starting their relationship and insinuates that she may have used them together as research material for an article or cover story; doubts soon arise in Deniz’s mind, and refuses to trust Sahra even with her assurances.
As a result, Sahra and Deniz decide to break off their relationship, with Sahra returning to Istanbul while Deniz reduces communication. In an attempt to express her emotions and experiences, Sahra composes an intimate essay detailing their encounter and genuine affection, intended as the cover story on Deniz Tunali for publication by Kerem magazine; however, she remains respectful of Deniz’s wishes for anonymity as she refrains from disclosing his identity or sharing personal details or images from Deniz Tunali in her article; Kerem fulfills their prior agreement by resigning as chief editor and making way for Sahra to take her place on that position as chief editor by agreeing not disclosing his identity or disclosing any personal details or images that might reveal Deniz himself or sharing any details or images related to him, thus opening up Kerem’s way as Kerem fulfills their prior agreement by fulfilling their prior agreement and resigns from that role and allows Sahra to take up that role herself.
Sahra struggles after being parted from Deniz, whom she had truly fallen in love with. Thus she turns down Ahu’s invitation to a celebration party planned in her honor. In an unexpected twist of events, Ulas returns from Paris carrying Sahra’s magazine with her personal piece written about Deniz that Ulas had read to Deniz, who also finds himself distraught – only then does Deniz understand that Sahra’s feelings towards him were genuine rather than just for an interview as she had protected him by hiding his identity within it!
“Make Me Believe” builds to its dramatic conclusion in an Istanbul restaurant where Ahu had organized Sahra’s birthday party. Deniz unexpectedly appears and approaches Sahra to offer his undisclosed identity if it means being together with her; after that, the credits roll with scenes depicting their return to their idyllic coastal village, further cementing the audience’s belief that Sahra and Deniz will finally find lasting happiness together.
“Make Me Believe” leaves viewers feeling hopeful and secure that Sahra and Deniz’s love story will last through another chapter in their lives.
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