AYLA MOVIE ( TURKEY -SOUTH KOREA)
Ayla movie's directed to the chair of the 1964 Istanbul born Can Ulkay seated. Ayla, who described a real life story, is the "Best Foreign Film Drama Candidate" at the 90th Oscar Awards. Oscar nominee Ayla, a movie full of love. Oscar chances are a bit low for me. The reason is the recent international situation of Turkey. In such situations, the lobbies go in and put the end point. "Ayla" has already reached Oscar in the heart of Turkish nation.
In 1950, Turkey sent troops to South Korea as a side in the civil war between South Korea and North Korea. One of these soldiers is Petty Officer Süleyman. Süleyman (Ismail Hacioglu) finds a girl crying in her mother's crying cry, wrapped around the South Koreans who were murdered while she was researching her friends at the front. Suleiman picks up the girl and starts looking at the headquarters by putting the name of Ayla in the child who can not speak in fear. Here Ayla who learns Turkish also starts to say to Süleyman father and the two are connected to each other with a great love. In 1951, the war ended and the Turkish military began preparations for return. Suleiman wants to take Ayla with him, but Korean authorities do not allow him and the father and daughter are forced to leave ...
Ayla's battle scenes are a masterful job, very well done. I also liked the scenes of Iskenderun streets. The soldier-orphaned child relationship in battle is transformed into a love fool, without even knowing that I'm melting the toughest hearts that are called crying. Suleyman Petty Officer, a Korean little girl named Ayla, likes Suleiman in Ayla as her own father. Ayla, so he has adopted them, playing with soldiers in your big brother like them in their own home. Even when they are on the toilet, Erler says, "Attention Ayla on the left." When it comes time to return to the country, Solomon does not want to return and wants to take him to Ayla. However, the law does not allow them to be together and Süleyman must return to Turkey. Solomon does not give up even after many years from Ayla. Every diplomatic route is being tried, but unfortunately it does not. After years they can come together as a result of the struggle of an acute reporter.
The scene in which the legendary actress Marilyn Monroe gave a concert to the US soldiers with the song "By Bye Baby" was well taken and added a different flavor to the story. Movie's acting is moderate. I liked Ismail Hacıoğlu who plays Süleyman Assad in the lead and Kim Seol who plays the Korean little girl. The others, except for the five players, acted in the air as the shooting went on. Apparently the film is believed. Ali Atay, Ali Barkın and Caner Kurtaran in the side roles have done very well. I congratulate them, I wish the success to continue. I like the movie's camera and the fiction. 1950 Years of clothing, used goods and living environments were carefully selected. I celebrate the passing of labor. It was a great performance for the music that was appropriate for the event. If I did not like it, the producer would go out on the stage at the end of my preliminary show and say, "Please let us watch our film, help us." You do not need to have signed a great filmmaker as such.
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