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I really liked "The Great Duet" - a bright, exciting series about the life of two police officers. Both heroes MKC and Barca are simply gorgeous! They are brave, strong, muscular, merciless to criminals and infinitely tender to their women. Kerem Bursin is my favorite actor and he played great here. I also liked her partner Ibrahim Celikkol. They complement each other perfectly. The actresses who play their lovers are simply wonderful: beautiful, subtle, sensual, devoted. The film subtly shows the relationships in a family where both parents are busy at work, where dangerous work hinders their family happiness. In this film, Kerem plays the father, how brilliantly he copes with this role. He has a wonderful son who loves his father so much, admires him so much, dreams of his father and mother being happy together. This curly-haired boy charmed me! The end of the film seemed a little blurry to me, I was waiting for the continuation!

I liked this series primarily because of the cast. A light, simple plot that raises important issues: the relationship between parents and children and, above all, the tragedy of children who grew up without parents. Both heroes are like that - Ates grew up without a mother, Leyla without a father. That's why they were destined to meet and fall in love with each other. The main characters played this love story brilliantly. Especially Kerem Bursin - he is great in everything! His character turns from a selfish macho into an attentive and caring father and husband! There are so many passionate and tender kisses in this series, they deeply touch the soul. I also really liked the children, especially Berit. The actress is only five years old, this girl has a great acting future. She is so small, funny, mischievous! Berit is simply wonderful! In a word, I recommend this series to everyone who wants to enjoy a good performance by the most handsome and charismatic actor in the world!

In my life I have watched three multi-part films about the mafia. These are the American "Godfather", the Serbian "South Wind" and the Turkish "A Matter of Honor". They are similar to each other in some ways, first of all, because they feature brilliant actors - Al Pacino, Milos Bikovic and Kerem Bursin. All three have large expressive eyes, but only in Yigit's eyes did I want to drown. Yigit is a multi-faceted character, a hero with an incredibly complex inner world and such a tragic fate. I sympathized with him throughout the film, I worried about him, I enjoyed his acting. Yigit has his own concept of honor, he follows it faithfully and preserves his soul and kind heart even being a mafioso. His relationships with women are not very clear, he loves several, but does not find his ideal. But his love for his mother and daughter is absolutely unique. You can watch Yigit's scenes with his daughter for hours. I have never seen a more accurate portrayal of love for a child in a movie than Kerem Bursin did in this film. Kerem Bursin is my favorite actor, the role of Yigit is special to me.