An interesting film
In the beginning, you think that it is going to be a historical war film but it is not only about war in Cyprus but also about love. There are two "enemies". A Greek Cypriot, Adamos, and a Turkish Cypriot, Kemal, who love the same woman, Jasmine. At the end of the film you find a big surprise.
I'm not sure what to say about the political language of the film. On the one hand it seems that it's close to the official Turkish point of view but at the same time, you can see that it isn't. Women complain about the war but men never complain. On the contrary, they are fighting for their community!
The end of the film is touching.
In the beginning, you think that it is going to be a historical war film but it is not only about war in Cyprus but also about love. There are two "enemies". A Greek Cypriot, Adamos, and a Turkish Cypriot, Kemal, who love the same woman, Jasmine. At the end of the film you find a big surprise.
I'm not sure what to say about the political language of the film. On the one hand it seems that it's close to the official Turkish point of view but at the same time, you can see that it isn't. Women complain about the war but men never complain. On the contrary, they are fighting for their community!
The end of the film is touching.