Kolonya Cumhuriyeti

Laugh so much its realy great movie..

Some of the characters were hilarious, and the story and events were funny. I recommend it for a fun time. Towards the end of the movie I got a little bored. Still can be watched.

Possible Side Effects: This one may cause deep urges to retire from movie watching for good. In Turkish, there's a phrase "Tel tel dokuluyor" (i.e., falling into bits and pieces) that best describes this production. Proceed with caution!

Who dares to rate this great comedy below 6 stars?

The film's premise is quite outlandish: an alien accidentally lands in a small Turkish district called Kolonya. During the welcoming festivities, the alien's spaceship is destroyed, leaving it stranded. This unexpected event leads to the district mistakenly declaring itself an independent country, "Kolonya Cumhuriyeti." The newfound nation then finds itself in a bizarre conflict with the United States while trying to navigate the challenges of being a sovereign state with a very limited population and resources, often with the help of the alien.

What Works * Absurd Humor: The film leans heavily into absurdist comedy, and this is where it often shines. Many viewers appreciate its unconventional approach to humor, departing from typical Turkish comedy tropes.

* Çaglar Çorumlu's Performance: Çaglar Çorumlu receives significant praise for his portrayal of Peker Mengen. His comedic timing and ability to embody the eccentric mayor are frequently highlighted as a strong point of the film.

* Unique Concept: The idea of a small district becoming an accidental nation and facing off against a global superpower is original and imaginative, providing a fresh take on the comedy genre.

* Social Commentary/Satire: Beneath the absurdity, the film attempts to offer some satirical commentary on various social and political issues, which some viewers find well-executed.

I suggest watching this movie to everyone. It is a brave comedy; however, the ending could be better like Iron Sky.