Cem Karaca'nin Gözyaslari

We have many celebrities who have faced significant challenges in life. The movies are great, but one frustrating part has always been that we couldn't hear the voice of the person whose life was being depicted. This film, however, truly stands out-it's complete, from the direction to the acting, kudos to everyone involved. The storyline and flow are incredibly engaging, effectively highlighting both the subject and their struggles. I feel that previous films should have included the actual voice of the person whose life was being portrayed; it was a very noticeable omission. But finally, this has been seen and addressed by the writer and director. I can honestly say this is one of the best biographical films I've watched in recent times. I genuinely enjoyed it and hope this level of quality continues. Ismail Hacioglu was an excellent casting choice-congratulations!

A must-see movie. If you are curious about the 80 years of fascism and dictatorship in Turkiye and want to see a real dictatorship, you should definitely watch it. The film was made true to reality. The actors are very good. The period is also quite realistic.

Even the actor's speaking voice was so similar to Cem Karaca's own voice that it was impossible not to be impressed. This time we sang along to his songs while crying. The one-to-one correspondence between his real life and the lyrics was so touching.

Naturally it would be impossible to go into all the details of this profound artist's life, whose life was so full, even for a two-hour movie. This movie focuses on what he suffered under a fascist system, and other movies that focus on his other aspects could very well be made.

We would like the film to have a sequel so that it lasts until his death. Many thanks to everyone who contributed.

The movie is not only about the life of Cem Karaca, one of Turkey's most iconic male voices, particularly in the late 70s and 80s, but also about the socio-political backdrop of that era. During this period, Turkish youth were calling for more democracy and freedom, while facing state oppression and bomb attacks by clandestine groups. In a way, the film serves as a profile of the political climate in Turkey during the 70s and 80s. Cem Karaca, with his distinctive voice and unique style, has always held a special place in people's hearts. His struggle, both in music and politics, has been widely admired and respected. The direction is skillful, and the cast is outstanding. The performances of Ismail Hacioglu, Fikret Kuskan, and Yasemin Yalcin are exceptional, and the screenplay is well-balanced. I highly recommend this movie.

Watching a film that so profoundly captures the life and music of Cem Karaca was an extraordinary experience. The film brilliantly reflects Karaca's sensitivity to social issues and the messages he embedded in his music. Witnessing Karaca's life, struggles, disappointments, and passions takes the audience back to 1970s Turkey, evoking the turbulent spirit of that era. The music within the film breathes new life into Karaca's iconic works while shedding light on the political and social turmoil of the time. This film is an unforgettable piece for anyone who wants to understand and rediscover Cem Karaca.

Frankly, as a metalhead and music lover, I have rarely listened to Anatolian rock. One of these rock legends is Cem Karaca. I remember Cem Karaca as he is a very cool and good voiced singer. I liked the movie and enjoyed it. It was a movie that was sometimes funny, sometimes serious, and sometimes dramatic. After reading about Cem Karaca after the movie, I learned that many things were not explained. Is this bad ? Of course. Cem Karaca grew up in an artist family. Moreover, they were not poor. That's why I appreciated that it wasn't explained since childhood. I also found it successful in terms of costumes, make-up and locations. The acting was also very good. I think the actors who played Cem Karaca's wives did not do a good job. Although Fikret Kuskan and Yasemin Yalçin overacted a little, they were generally very good. Ismail Hacioglu acted really well. He did a very successful performance, whether in terms of voice, speaking style or singing. He sang the songs of the movie himself, bravo! Finally, although I was a little annoyed that it didn't explain many things, it was still not a bad movie. At least we listened to Cem Karaca songs. Ismail Hacioglu's work was really good.