Bir Dilek Tut

A meaningful film that teaches children to pray, to ask from God and to talk to Him, in this respect, it is a film that contains important messages not only for children but also for adults, especially the messages at the end of the film are very important, the quantum theory as it is called today or as Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi said 700 years ago, "For every event that can happen in the world, countless possibilities sleep in the world of examples. You awaken those possibilities with the words you utter.

Say beautiful words so that beautiful possibilities wake up.

Here is the intervention of man in his destiny..." It is an important and valuable film that can be watched not just once but at any time, aiming to give the message to children and adults.

A very good film, because the story is quite surprising, it is very interesting, showing the power that each human being has to mentalize something they want, that our strength of desire can become real.

As people go through life, they forget about their dreams and their desires, and end up forgetting to really clear their heads of all things and imagine and desire good things. I think the biggest lesson that is passed on is that we have to leave our hearts clean, free from evil, anger and any and all bad feelings that can impede our progress and from realizing our desires and dreams.

I really liked part of the city, the script, showing the reality that happens in schools, which unfortunately have problems everywhere, and often we have to be just for ourselves and no one else, make correct decisions and attitudes that are honest with others too.

No matter how beautiful the script is, the way it is presented is more important than anything else.

The casting, the choice of locations, the shooting methods all contribute to the focus (and integration) of the movie.

(1) Shooting with real people and real location in between CGI movies with lots of fighting, gunfires and effects,

(2) This film emphasizes that is important for adults and children to empathize with each other.

Make A Wish deserves the awards it has received and, Mardin UNESCO worlds heritage citadel city where it has been shot.

Congratulations! To the filmmakers, cast, and technical crew. 👏👏

"Make A Wish" is a feel good, coming of age movie set in the historic, open air museum city of Mardin located in southern Turkey. Its about young teenagers interacting in and around a private school where they deal with the issues of their age.

Meta Akkus came about her project and was half way of filming when Covid hit. Because the actors had grown up a lot after Covid ended, she had to skillfully transform the story in order to save what had been already shot. The result is a beautifully filmed dual story, full of sensitivty, charm and sophiscated ambiance. In other words the wish came true !

Make-A-Wish is a stunning movie with a beautiful message. My friends and family and I went to dinner afterwards and it inspired some great conversation. Important work. Everything about it is done beautifully too. What more can one want?

My husband and I are in the film business ourselves, worked on $120 million movies...trust me.

Seeing so many films today that have zero meaning gives films like this a boost. Needs to be seen and Box Office to reflect The beauty and import of the message. Brava to all involved.

Female directed, which makes sense to me and says a lot too. Important & not teched out meaningless nonsense. Way to go!

I saw it almost a year ago and it is still with me. Will see it again wherever I can. Again, thanks to the filmmakers, cast, and crew for doing such a stellar job.