Eyyvah Eyvah 2

Name: Eyyvah Eyvah 2
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2011-01-07
Duration: 1 h 46 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Demet Akbag, Ata Demirer, Özge Borak

2011
1h 46m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

16K

YOUR RATING

Demet Akbag, Bican Günalan, Salih Kalyon, Sener Kökkaya, Meray Ülgen, Aysenil Samlioglu, Ata Demirer, Tarik Ünlüoglu, Teoman Kumbaracibasi, Tanju Tuncel, and Özge Borak in Eyyvah Eyvah 2 (2011)

Comedy

A clarinetist from a village in Turkey's Thracian region tries to reach his fiancé, who works as a nurse in a village near Çanakkale, to give her a ring to win back her heart.A clarinetist from a village in Turkey's Thracian region tries to reach his fiancé, who works as a nurse in a village near Çanakkale, to give her a ring to win back her heart.A clarinetist from a village in Turkey's Thracian region tries to reach his fiancé, who works as a nurse in a village near Çanakkale, to give her a ring to win back her heart.

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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

16K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations

Quotes
Firuzan: "Firuzan and Hüseyin were lost in forest" The phones have gone too. God damn you, Thracian Shrek!
Hüseyin Badem: What the hell's Shrek?
Firuzan: How do I know? I saw a poster somewhere. Looked just like you.
Hüseyin Badem: A star?
Firuzan: Right. A star.

Connections
Followed by Eyyvah Eyvah 3 (2014)

Soundtracks
Dua
Lyrics: Ilkan San
Music: Necdet Tokatli

User reviews1

Review

Featured review

9/10

Seyretmesi çok keyifli bir komedi . A very enjoyable movie to watch.

Turkey is a mixed culture country, after the disintegration of Arab culture, this movie was very good, I watch it over and over again. All the movies written by Ata Demirer are very good. He makes movies that warm people's hearts, refresh them and give them good emotions. Türkiye has adopted not only the Eastern culture but also the Mediterranean and Aegean culture and they are very cheerful, brighter personalities and . They have moved away from Arab culture and it is very good and it is the duty of enlightened people to make films that examine this. I watch it with great pleasure and watch it over and over again.