Anadolu Kartallari

Wonderful film, talented actor = Cagatay Ulusoy.

Congratulations, Cagatay Ulusoy!

I'm so proud of you!

Success in life and career!

You are the best!

I love you so much!

The story itself is about perseverance, but also about pursuing a childhood dream! It's not easy to become a combat plane pilot, nowhere in this world! Ahmet Onur, is my favorite character, played by the young actor, Cagatay Ulusoy!He was masterpiece here! I really liked the script due to the way we were shown the steps that followed in the flight pilot career! I recommend to everyone this exciting movie, where it is courage, perseverance, work and love for everything a man can do to get a dream! A wonderful movie full of adrenaline!

Anadolu Kartallari is an epic and exhilarating film that showcases the strength and bravery of Turkish pilots in the face of adversity. As a fan of Engin Altan Düzyatan, I was excited to see him in action as Colonel Kemal tanacan, and he did not disappoint. Düzyatan delivers an outstanding performance, bringing depth and complexity to the character of Kemal tanacan. His leadership skills, bravery, and determination are on full display, making him an inspiring and compelling hero to follow throughout the film. The aerial combat scenes are breathtaking, featuring incredible special effects and cinematography that put you right in the middle of the action. The tension builds as the pilots face increasing challenges, creating a sense of urgency and excitement that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The film's supporting cast is also excellent, with each actor delivering a standout performance that adds to the film's overall impact.

Produced by Fida Film and directed by Ömer Vargi with a budget of $10 million, "Anadolu Kartallari" is one of Turkish cinema's most expensive productions to date. Five aircraft and two hangars at the jet base in Konya are being used in filming, which will also travel to Istanbul, Izmir and Eskisehir throughout the end of its nine-week filming period. Along with the cast, there are also trained mechanics who are required to both act and take care of technical aspects of the equipment in the movie, the producer explained. "In this regard, this is a complete first in Turkey," said Akdilek, adding, "There have been short sequences of car chase scenes in Turkish films before, but a film with a quarter of its screen time devoted to scenes of fighter jets in dogfights has never been made in Turkish cinema to date.".

This movie is of 119 min. NOT of 86 min.

An extraordinary role, a talented pilot eager to learn, a gorgeous love story, worth seeing.