Sad, haunting song, about a fictional mining tragedy - the doomed miners pass the time away by admiring a photograph of one man's wife to take their minds off the rescuers digging from above above having given up hope of saving them.

Kristin Scott Thomas plays Julia, a reporter for an American news magazine and she sets out to write an article on one of the darkest chapters in the history of France -- about the summer of 1942, when the French police fetched thousands of Jews from the Jewish quarters of Paris, and locked them up in the Velodrome d’hiver arena, waiting for being shipped off to the concentration camps. It turns out that the apartment Julia and her family are about to move into hides some dramatic secrets.

The Turkish film Junction is about the stories of 4 different people and how their tragedies intercept. Don't get me wrong. This is not the kind of movie which is designed to make you cry. Even though you will probably feel sorry for the characters, there aren’t any cheesy elements of that sort. In fact, the story takes it slow to show you what these characters are about.