After being caught with her lover, a woman becomes hunted by her own relatives who want to kill her for their family's honor.After being caught with her lover, a woman becomes hunted by her own relatives who want to kill her for their family's honor.After being caught with her lover, a woman becomes hunted by her own relatives who want to kill her for their family's honor.
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Yilmaz Bayraktar
- Ahmet
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People in Turkey actually think like this? What a backwards society.
That aside, it's a pretty good action flick. Good scenery.
The lead actress needs to shave her armpits, but otherwise she did a good job.
That aside, it's a pretty good action flick. Good scenery.
The lead actress needs to shave her armpits, but otherwise she did a good job.
Not perfect by any means, but I enjoyed it. The camerawork had its moments, the acting was good. It's a movie that really gets you on the edge of your seat and makes you empathize with and root for (some of) the characters. I will say that the ending was a bit of a bummer - as someone else has said, left an open wound. Still, I would recommend this one.
Stupid..boring.....and no end at all....waste of time as always typical turkish movie................
acting was ok, but what it helps on such a lame boring story.....and a end that isn't any at all....
Violence against women is a huge problem in Turkey. The existence of honor killings in which a women is killed when she does something dishonorable (mostly adultery) leads to women being killed by their own families.
However this movie takes these facts and twists them in a way to make an "action" film with an orientalist view catered to outsider perception of Turkey then what actually happens in the country.
The film takes places in Antalya a liberal coastal city visited by millions of tourists. In reality the vast majority of honor killings happen in Turkeys conservative rural south East. This is like having the movie Deliverance take place in San Francisco.
However this movie takes these facts and twists them in a way to make an "action" film with an orientalist view catered to outsider perception of Turkey then what actually happens in the country.
The film takes places in Antalya a liberal coastal city visited by millions of tourists. In reality the vast majority of honor killings happen in Turkeys conservative rural south East. This is like having the movie Deliverance take place in San Francisco.
Saw this at the Imagine filmfestival, usually in Amsterdam but now 100% online. Indeed, a tense chase throughout the running time with no weak moments. However, we saw such chases in many other movies. The sole purpose of this one is to show the lowly position of women in that country, being the possession of men who can do whatever they want when she crosses the line. It is something we already knew, though an intense showcase like we see here serves very well to revive that notion. The social commentary is thus the core of the story. The finale leaves all involved empty handed, everyone looses.
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- GoofsAt around 1 hour 20 mins into the movie, when Ayse is sitting on top of Cetin and smashing his head with a rock, his head is turned towards his right. In the next (long) shot his head is facing to the left (towards the camera).
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- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
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