Ji bo azadiyê

The Kurdish movement, ever since the cause for national liberation, up towards the process of the establishment of a democratic society via a people's revolutionary war, has always been the target of unjust wars declared by the fascist state of Turkey. Our collective trust in the spirit of brotherhood towards our Comrades is portrayed successfully in this epic journey into the Kurdish city of Amed where Hevals (Comrades) who refused the assimilation policies of the kurdish state, embrace the unity Brought by the virtuous struggle of the Kurdish movements. The film was was made in an active warzone, the conditions under which this was made leaves you speechless. In a q&a the director told that the "actors" went to fight on against isis during the shooting of the movie, and came back to set whenever it was possible. Even though the movie is not overwelming when it come to the technical terms, it is very powerful. It shows us the importance of movies as instruments of illustration of real life conflicts and incidents.