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Selim Ileri wanted to focus his lens on a love that becomes a thousand times more difficult with the rejection of social morality, within the theme of unhappiness and impossibility of all loves. It does not open the door for us to question its realism. What he wants is to make you feel the pain of poison and razor sharpness."
Füsun Akatli - Radikal Kitap

"Selim Ileri presents one of the excluded states of love in an idyllic story, based on Resat Nuri novels and opera classics. He expressed it in such a poetic way that the gender of love becomes unimportant. We understand that love is a human feeling that can never be confined to words such as man, woman, gay or lesbian, or a single form that we 'normalize' by looking at ourselves. What is important is a 'moment' experienced; When it ends, loneliness and a bitter taste will remain."
A. Ömer Türkes - Radikal Kitap

"After the relationship ends in All Alone Tomorrow, love, pain, questioning and internal reckoning begin. . Tomorrow All Alone is a breakup book, but not just a love breakup; The book of all separations. The pain of separation from innocence, trust, universal values, seasons, life, and the roles assigned by nature is on every page."
Birsen Ferahli - Cumhuriyet Kitap



Number of Pages: 480

Printing Year: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Printing Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 480

Language : Turkish