An overused storyline that's easy to see through if you have watched more than 5 movies in your lifetime, someone faces a traumatic life event in the military, their inner mental state and thought processes blah blah blah.
The only good part I was able to see was when the car mechanic complained about him not getting the medical support he needed and the main character talking about how a veterans card is only seen as a free transportation card, these are criticisms that you do not see enough of in the Turkish cinema. It was also good to see some "graphic" makeout scenes going against the restrictiveness of the Turkish movies and series.
In the end so much production value and potential all going to waste for so little.
And as a closing sentence, I want to say that the movie has portrayed the Turkish army as ignorant and laid-back, we are all humans and make mistakes but depicting the Turkish soldier as someone who'd lack common sense and ignore all protocols just to talk about fishing ending up getting your friend killed and your leg blown off is more than absurd.
The only good part I was able to see was when the car mechanic complained about him not getting the medical support he needed and the main character talking about how a veterans card is only seen as a free transportation card, these are criticisms that you do not see enough of in the Turkish cinema. It was also good to see some "graphic" makeout scenes going against the restrictiveness of the Turkish movies and series.
In the end so much production value and potential all going to waste for so little.
And as a closing sentence, I want to say that the movie has portrayed the Turkish army as ignorant and laid-back, we are all humans and make mistakes but depicting the Turkish soldier as someone who'd lack common sense and ignore all protocols just to talk about fishing ending up getting your friend killed and your leg blown off is more than absurd.