Yildiz Tozu

I loved this film. It's a sweet film about two brothers, and their family (including their uncle). I highly recommend it. The cast is strong (particularly as the actors are quite young) and the story is credible. It provided a window into rural Turkish life of 40 years ago, and the impact of internationalisation on their lives. I enjoyed every minute of the film, particularly the portrayal of the younger brother, who becomes the central figure in the story. The cinematography is superb, capturing the isolation but the beauty of Turkish rural life. The innocence of the story was also captivating. I smile every time I think of it :)

He handled the feeling of brotherhood very well. The magnificent nature of Erzincan, the ancient settlement of Anatolia, stands out. Child and adult actors have successfully played their roles. The director of the film, Ahmet Sönmez, has provided another magnificent work of art.

A complete family movie that you can watch with your children. The screenwriter showed all the writers how to make the audience laugh without using profanity and bad words.

The writer has written very well about the feeling of sharing, the feeling of brotherhood that we have forgotten. The same beautiful director recorded it. I recommend watching it.