Fakat Müzeyyen Bu Derin Bir Tutku

Maybe some books are worth to read just because of a sentence. I've seen this movie because of this quote: "Something doesn't necessarily have to be wrong to break your heart". But does a writer really have the option to write a story with only one sentence worth to mention, especially if the movie is a dialog/monolog movie. All the other dialogs are, mediocre. The story of Arif has been told thousands of times before, not a tiny little bit special thing about him. On the other hand there's Muzeyyen whom should be the one to be told about but it's a pity she's left like an unopened treasure chest.