I was almost going to give 10 if transition to drama from comedy was smoother toward to end. One relates too much in this movie, you do not have to be Turkish, if you struggled in your childhood to find your identity between religion, political environment, social class, you can find something from you in this child. Its an amazing movie, used all components affecting children's identity forming using background of 70s Turkey. Especially towards to end, there are many tragicomic instances, including fasting and hunger strike, 61 days; showing religion, politics, society wrapped all together. To sum up, this movie is a great manifestation of life!
Review of 61 Days
