You will enjoy this well made movie which takes you from Turkey to Korea spanning a period from around 1950 to around 2010. It very touching, there are scenes of war, scenes of pure joy and tears of separation and joy of unification. All these scenes are acted very well, movie is well paced, does not drag itself, does not get political as it mainly focuses on the strong bonding of father daughter relationship between the Turkish man and the Korean child he found and protected for more than a year. There is no boring scene and you may shed some tears. Watch it.
Review of Ayla: The Daughter of War
