I was very impressed. I watched most of it with tears in my eyes. Yes, they are a bit emotional and made a lot of sense. But it's also a good movie. Like previous productions, it has lost its documentary atmosphere. It was nice to see it in the cinema. The child played well. They made it look the same, especially from the back and the side. More should definitely come. Of course it could have been much better. But it is still a very good movie, good narration, acting, costumes, music are successful. I mean, art was universal. How did you turn a blind eye to their objection to publishing this and made this decision? I hope you will understand by finishing with the famous quote of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk: "peace at home, peace in the world"
Review of Atatürk 1881 - 1919
