UPDATE: A gripping sneak peek from the upcoming thriller The Things You Kill has just been released, revealing a haunting moment of regret after a cold-blooded decision. This Turkish film, set to premiere in theaters on November 14, explores the devastating emotional aftermath of revenge.
In the exclusive clip shared as part of Collider’s Preview Week, viewers witness two men in a car, struggling with the consequences of a violent act. The chilling footage opens with one man alone in the darkness, illuminated only by his car’s headlights, as the sound of a shovel piercing the earth echoes in the silence. As they drive away from the scene, the tension escalates, culminating in a deeply emotional breakdown from the driver, who cries, “I shouldn’t have come back.” His partner, consumed with anger, orders him to stop the car, revealing the internal struggle between desire for vengeance and the stark reality of their actions.
At the heart of The Things You Kill are characters Ali and Reza. Ali, a university professor in Ankara, grapples with his traditional upbringing and the anger stemming from his mother’s suspicious death. Reza, his enigmatic gardener, becomes an unexpected accomplice in Ali’s quest for revenge, leading them into a harrowing confrontation with family secrets and dark truths.
Directed by the acclaimed Alireza Khatami, known for his award-winning films like *Oblivion Verses*, this thriller promises to deliver a thought-provoking narrative alongside stunning visuals. The cast features talented actors including Koç, Köstendil, Hazar Ergüçlü, Ercan Kesal, and more, all contributing to the film’s intense emotional landscape.
As anticipation builds for its release, audiences are left pondering the true cost of revenge. The film delves into the complexities of human emotions, making it a must-see for thriller enthusiasts. Watch the exclusive clip now to experience the chilling moment that sets the tone for this gripping narrative.
Prepare for a cinematic journey that challenges our understanding of justice and morality when The Things You Kill hits theaters on November 14. Share this urgent update with friends and mark your calendars for a film that promises to resonate long after the credits roll.
