Vücut

The film is made in the simplest way, perhaps it can be called an amateur film The story of the film is not unique, almost a repeated story with only a little extra spice I am not very familiar with Turkish cinema, this was the first movie in Turkish (with English subtitles) that I saw, so my expectations are not very high, sometimes you have to consider all aspects to judge a work, in this case, Turkey is a country with Muslim majority, almost a society with the thought of valuing the family, a relatively open-minded society in matters of sexual relations and individual freedoms, etc.

After watching this movie, it will probably make you think that under this big sky, what real events and stories are happening and what tragedies are taking place.

It was worth considering.

After Turkish TV series are being watched over 50 million people around the world per episode from Telemundo to Korean TV, Turkish cinema is growing day by day owning its balkan-middle east stage. Yet what is lacks is the diversity. You have cheap comedy, ethnically minority subjects or honor killings being centers with fluffy father-son dramas are automatically subsidized. Vucut (human body) is none of the above. It is intense. It is simple. It is powerful. Love between Turkish Muslim female porn star and not much shown in detail yet with few mentions a rent boy for rich old gays. This dysfunctional love is well acted. It is not wow, it is not poor, it is just alright foreign movie. If you like foreign movies go for it.