Beyza'nin Kadinlari

OK I didn't watched all Turkish films but this was the greatest Turkish movie i have ever seen.I just watched the movie and i can still fell its effect on me.

Most of comments says that this movie has similarities from saw.I have watched saw and i cannot see any similarity.

Whatever they say this movie is great.And script writer added psychology very well.Demet Evgar plays his role very well also.

No one can play Tamer Karadaglı's role like he plays.Because that role is definitely made for him.

Please,watch this movie.If you watch this movie without judging i believe, you will love this movie.

It is the film of the director and actor that I watched with prejudice because I did not like their performances. Despite the movie Tamer Karadagli, it's good. He is in pursuit of artistry and exaggerated acting. On the other hand, among such different personalities, there is no artificial image in the performance of Demet Evgar. Maybe her slightly childish character grins.

The subject of the movie is also interesting. The trauma experienced in childhood leading to personality split and the deaths related to that trauma.

What did they do to that beautiful one Mine Cayiroglu.

Another excellent movie from Mustafa Altioklar... "Beyza'nin Kadinlari" is almost a peak at Altioklar movies, and I hope he'll have a chance throughout the world with this one...

Perfectly done psychological thriller emerging an unbelievable star, Demet Evgar who plays a multiple personality case with her soul. A beautiful, innocent, terrifying and disgusting character all merged in a woman with all respects.

Although you can predict what is going on, there's always a thread ready to tear apart.

Great cinematography ( though some intended dark scenes makes you loose some concentration ) with extensive camera & graphical images that strenghten the over all tension.

Like all other Mustafa Altioklar movies, this one's also worked on with every single picture, with every detail and natural awareness...

The story is simple, the characters with all variations are carefully studied in casting. It won't be wrong to tell this one a "Demet Evgar" movie with her theatrical skill but still you think Altioklar is on supervision anyhow. Tamer Karadagli plays a police detective in love with his work, tough and patient. Levent Uzumcu who plays Beyza's husband is in a totally different role than we know he is, also very successfully. All other secondary roles are played with talented artists of the Turkish Cinema, important or not important, with courage and discipline...

Beya'nin Kadinlari will perhaps be an internationally appreciated movie if some PR is done brightly. Because the movie is totally humanistic and can easily take place in any place in the world.

I watched the DVD version on a screen and I advise anyone to watch this one to see how far a developing country cinema go far.

Bravo Mustafa Altioklar & the hundreds of people who has given their heart for this smart and effective project.

Turkey in Gods name. The country known for their famous rip-offs of Hollywood blockbusters. Now and then there is a movie made over their that really smack the Hollywood productions. But the problem is that most of those movies aren't released outside Turkey due the fact that they contain a score with eastern notes or contains story lines which we don't understand because they refer to Allah. This Turkish gem contains both and is unbelievable good especially the performance of Demet Evgar. The way her eyes move and the way she performs as different persons, really good. It never is gory or bloody but for me it's a mix between Seven and The Ring. You will be seated until the end credits. The scene's were they reveal the way bodies are killed is not that gory but nicely edited. in the story line there are some scene's that for Europeans are a bit weird, the reference to Allah and the Koran makes it weird but it gives some extra to it. Also strange for a movie made in Islamic regions is the nudity in this flick. Full frontal T&A. If you would like to catch a copy order it in Turkey or Greece, Turkish cover and language with English subs.

Well, it was a real experience to witness the acting of Ms Demet Evgar who played the role of Beyza (and other female personalities) in the film. It wasn't an easy role however Evgar was quite successful at it.

Soundtrack by Mr Fahir Atakoglu was remarkable as well. On the other hand, the connection between the main musical theme and the final song by Ms Sezen Aksu was not very obvious.

Although the appearance of Mr Tamer Karadagli (as Faith) added a little bit of smile to the faces of the spectators with his amusing way of acting, it may be one of the features that help the spectators to relieve for a minute.

Congratulations for the idea owner and producer Mr Cuneyt Ortan and one of the most successful Turkish directors, Mr Mustafa Altioklar.