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In terms of cinematography and narration, Bahoz is of medioctriy. I could not find something spectacular in the movie. On the other hand, it is very insightful in order to grasp oppressed Kurdish feelings in Turkey, even though antagonists were depicted very exaggerately. In some parts of the movie, Kurdish language is employed. It provides colorfulness, but it was not in all conversations made among Kurdish group. I think director and producer were aware of the fact that the signifcant part of Kurds are not fluent in their native language. In brief, this movie can be seen as an documentary production to have an insight of Kurdish political activities in Turkey.