My first glimpse of Turkish TV was watching my parents watch on Netflix the crime drama "Behzat Ç." Then I got curious about what other Turkish TV series I might find, until I came across this periodic, dramatic miniseries. I love it and wish I could own it on DVD or even Blu-ray.
The series' story takes place in the 16th century in Gence, and it centres around a Muslim prince and Christian girl who fall in love. But their religions kept them apart. That's all I have to say to you, fans of period dramas. You would have to see it for yourselves; if you have Netflix, that is. After finishing the series, I found myself pondering the harsh and unyielding nature of fate. Anyway, I think this series has wonderfully told a tragic love story.
The series' story takes place in the 16th century in Gence, and it centres around a Muslim prince and Christian girl who fall in love. But their religions kept them apart. That's all I have to say to you, fans of period dramas. You would have to see it for yourselves; if you have Netflix, that is. After finishing the series, I found myself pondering the harsh and unyielding nature of fate. Anyway, I think this series has wonderfully told a tragic love story.
