Kalender Pide

Imagine a movie with a storyline at primary school level.

Imagine a movie that claims to be in the comedy genre but is equipped with terrible humor.

Imagine a movie that makes you say to yourself, "What am I watching?" for 1.45 hours aimlessly.

Imagine a movie in which Ibrahim Buyukak, one of the lead actors, plays the same character every time.

Imagine you want to make a movie, but you don't have a director or a screenwriter. Those who wonder what the result will be can see it in this movie.

No special effort was made for the story of the movie. It's as if a piece from every movie and every fairy tale was taken and patched together like Frankenstein. Don't waste your Time.

Even if sometimes the stories do not satisfy the audience, the lines, conversations and actions within the story make you laugh.

Tolga Cevik's presence is a great asset for the movie. Because he is an actor who can live the character he portrays and make the audience live it too.

Ibrahim Buyukak has done many projects so far and I think he has been successful. However, it seems that he needs a little more time to reach the imagination to enrich the script and make A-list comedies.

In summary, it's a good choice to spend a good time with your loved one and to laugh a little bit away from all the nonsense.

Tolga Cevik is a great, if not the greatest, actor. Whether it's in cinema or theater. There aren't enough scripts for him to play.

This was actually quite good. I liked how he portrayed Kalender. However, though I like how Buyukak wrote the script, I don't think he was any good portraying/playing his character. I don't believe he is a good actor sadly. His directing and writing are good though. A more naive looking actor might've been better imo. I don't mean to disrespect him though. He did good for himself in this industry.

Rest of the actors/actresses were quite good as well. This wasn't a forced comedy. It had sudden moments of laughter, and sadness.

Every scene with Esra Rusan (Gulsen) was exciting as there were unexpected reactions of her that made me laugh.

The daughter Almila Ada (Filiz) was a good choice. She played both naive and cunning at the same time.

I hope there are more movies like this one to let us see more of Tolga Cevik.