Mustafa

This is sadly too misleading. It does not touch even briefly on the conspiracy (apart from the murder attempt) organized by his former friends against Atatürk's government. Also, this so-called documentary makes Istanbul government and Vahdettin seem as if they encouraged him to start the National Movement (which was clearly against their interest), like anyone would ever believe such nonsense.

Not knowing the reasons behind someone's actions leads to misunderstanding. If Can Dündar truly wished people to understand Atatürk better, he definitely would have not avoided sharing the most important factors behind his decisions. That way, he would have not demonstrated one of the greatest leaders of all time as a vengeful dictator who wanted to supress opposition parties and punish them for absolutely no reason while implementing revolutions to "get back at hodjas". The ironic thing is that those opposed people preferred a sultan reign over a republic, but no, they were the democratic ones and Atatürk was the dictator...

I'm not sure how it's supposed to be a documentary, picking the most sensational quotes out of the whole circumstance and including rumors are more like yellow journalism. So I cannot sense a good intention in this production. 1/10.