The Butterfly's Dream

Visually it is very beautiful and the plot is decent, although sometimes it is quite slow; it is a good turkish drama.

poetic, touching, admirable work, Turkish at all for each detail, for music and for the emotion after its end. a film about poetry, love, life made in a special manner. the flavors, the decisions, the frame of soap opera and the scent of old films, the traces of tradition and the delicate story are mixed in a wise science of essence exploration. it is one of necessaries proofs about the art of Kivanc Tatlitug who is more than a cute guy and ideal choice for soap operas but, in same measure, for the art of Yimalz Erdogan. sentimental in deep measure, it is one of beautiful occasions to discover the roots and the force of a cultural space. and that fact is basis for the feeling to be front to a personal experience more than a film. because each piece seems be so real and the case of two young Turkish poets has the virtue to be universal.

Does a girl's love for poetry mean she will love the poet too?

if you love poetry, you should watch this movie. no problem. if you don't like poetry (like me), you should definitely watch it. i have grown up in zonguldak where the poets live too. i have never heard about them. this movie made me (and turkey)know about them.

here is a part from the movie. i translated it. So it can't be %100 true.

"I would like to make a beautiful remember her beauty, before the

mirrors.."

MUZAFFER TAYYİP USLU

i hope this movie will win an Oscar in 2014.

2,5 hours... Wish the movie was even longer, wish I had the chance to walk into that screen and live in that movie together.

Visually it did remind me of Gladiator due to amazing scenery and La vita e Bella due to colors and era. But as a whole it was something else, something touching, heart breaking and still full of humor. If I need to explain it with one word, it was poetic in each and every moment.

Life of 3 poets. One very well known and experienced and two young and talented. A friendship that is bond with life and death. It should be really hard to capture it all but Yilmaz Erdogan did a great job as a director and actor. Two young poets, Kivanc Tatlitug and Mert Firat just makes you feel each and every moment of their life, their pain and their happiness so perfectly.

I plan to see it again at the theater and keep telling the people that it deserves a chance at the film festivals around the world.