Lives of residents in a small, Anatolian village change when television is introduced to them.Lives of residents in a small, Anatolian village change when television is introduced to them.Lives of residents in a small, Anatolian village change when television is introduced to them.
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When i first heard about that Turkish movie i have a lot of doubts about it. The script did not sound interesting to me. The fact that i have seen Uzak, an other movie from Turkey (one of my favourites also) helped me a lot to take the decision to watch it. From the first time i realized that this movie is a masterpiece. A real comedy, a real drama. No fake reality, no fake emotions. Everything flows in a perfect harmony. The music, the picture, the characters... Every character in this movie is so unique that you have the feeling that you have met him. You don't have to know Turkish to understand the movie, characters speak with their expressions. Music, life style and the beautiful wild nature fits so perfect together.
This movie, is a true gem. A masterpiece that presents a real culture. You don't have the right to miss it.
This movie, is a true gem. A masterpiece that presents a real culture. You don't have the right to miss it.
Yilmaz Erdogan, I think, improves his career with this film. His colleagues, Cem Yilmaz, Demet Akbag act as they are Oscar awarded actors. I am very proud of this great Turkish movie. I think this means that Turkish cinema is in great progress.
Yilmaz Erdogan's first film which is about the introduction of TV to a village in Southeast Anatolia. People's first encounter with TV technology is told in a humorous way. Yeah, it is fun. The cast is basically of theatre origin - Yilmaz Erdogan's famous BKM players who are acting in the hilarious TV show "Bir Demet Tiyatro" for years. And of course the incredible Cem Yilmaz. Visual editing is nice.The dialogues are entertaining. I recommend it, you'll not be disappointed.
10bahai62
Seventies... A small town in the Eastern parts of Turkey... A change in the lives...A sudden change... A new invention called "vizontele"(television) in the town...And a new quest for the people of the town...To operate this new invention... Yilmaz Erdogan, together with the well chosen casting gives a very good performance in reconstructing the tragic-funny events that took place in many of those small towns... The location, the shooting, the directing, the casting, the screenplay all made this the best Turkish movie ever, which in a sense was reflected in the records it broke in terms of box office... Congratulations Erdogan....
I believe still didn't shot better costume drama in Turkey. Vizontele one of the first big production in Turkey and change many thing for Turkish cinema. Emin is unforgettable character for Turkish cinema history even may be one of best. Cem yilmaz did an outstanding job even better than some of his own movies.
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- Візонтеле
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- Budget
- $2,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $968,318
- Runtime
- 1h 50m(110 min)
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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