Suveydâ

Since the film takes place in the village and in the post-republican period of Turkey, pastoral elements are given a lot of attention. Turkish culture and the lifestyle of the time are accurately reflected.

The scenario is very successful.

The acting seems like an amateur, but despite this, it didn't affect the whole movie much.

Attention has been drawn to one of Turkey's dark periods and we witness how tragic and unjust what happened to innocent people at that time.

As a Turk, it was sad to watch this movie.

Maybe this movie could have been much more impressive with a larger budget, but it still leaves a deep impression.

Black propaganda film of the political Islamist AKP.

Another one of the terrible movies of political Islamists, whose only desire is to write history and make people believe it, all based on lies.

It takes a thousand witnesses to say a movie... technically it sucks.

Actors and actors suck.

Who knows where the money spent on the movie was spent.

People who have sold their souls for money think they are artists, or I laugh at this the most.

The sun is not covered with mud, but these bigots are stubbornly trying to do the opposite.

It's a shame every second you watch this movie.

The films of these people take their place in the dusty pages of history just like themselves.