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Polat will take the revenge of Blue Marmara
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1.       si++
3785 posts
 28 Jul 2010 Wed 09:33 am

Polat Alemdar, ´Mavi Marmara´nın intikamını alacak

Polat Alemdar, ´Mavi Marmara´nın intikamını alacak

The shooting starts this week for the new movie titled "Kurtlar vadisi filistin" where Polat Alemdar (Necati Şaşmaz) stars.

The script is based on taking the revenge of the attack and killings at "Mavi Marmara" ship.
Polat will try to capture the commander of the attack, Moşe Ben Eliezer and will witness the cruelty of Eelizer during the movie, but succeding in his aim at the end.

 

Quoted from: here

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2.       timeless
55 posts
 03 Sep 2010 Fri 11:39 am

it is incredible..this film will be different than most have thougts..

I had watched the Valley of the wolfves iraq.it was simply perfect..

i hope i can watched it again..

3.       si++
3785 posts
 03 Sep 2010 Fri 12:24 pm

 

Quoting timeless

it is incredible..this film will be different than most have thougts..

I had watched the Valley of the wolfves iraq.it was simply perfect..

i hope i can watched it again..

The first shots from the set have been made available. See here for example.

 

It´s reported that it will be the biggest budged Turkish movie ever. It will be on on 5Nov2010.

 

Quoted from: here

 

4.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 03 Sep 2010 Fri 12:53 pm

 

Quoting timeless

it is incredible..this film will be different than most have thougts..

I had watched the Valley of the wolfves iraq.it was simply perfect..

i hope i can watched it again..

 

Almost all of these series  anti-American, anti-Christian, and antisemitic and the racism and the mafia are glorified.

They should be banned actually!!!

5.       armegon
1872 posts
 03 Sep 2010 Fri 06:24 pm

Just a worthless serial or movie. It gives nothing to people or culture but agitation, a kind of exploitation of people´s feelings...



Edited (9/3/2010) by armegon

6.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 03 Sep 2010 Fri 06:29 pm

I liked Valley of The Wolves Iraq i hope this movie will be better than it.

7.       si++
3785 posts
 04 Sep 2010 Sat 04:52 pm

NYT (New York Times) has claimed that this film has severely strained Israel’s relations with Turkey.

 

Full article can be reached here (requires registration).

 

Here´s some quote below:

 

“Valley of the Wolves: Palestine” is built around the unsuccessful attempt in May by a six-boat Turkish flotilla to breach Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza. Eight Turkish activists and a Turkish-American youth were killed when Israeli commandos boarded one ship, the Mavi Marmara, in international waters.

The episode stirred international outrage and severely strained Israel’s relations with Turkey, once a close ally. It also led to a substantial easing of the land blockade of Gaza, which is run by the Islamist militant group Hamas.

Recently, Israel’s top military commander told an Israeli panel investigating the episode that while mistakes had been made in carrying out the raid, the activists were the first to open fire on his soldiers.

“Valley of the Wolves” began in 2003 as a weekly television series whose central character, a Turkish covert agent named Polat Alemdar, is played by Necati Sasmaz. Each week, Polat confronts one crisis or another whose roots often reference noteworthy — or notorious — current events. Think “24” crossed with “Law and Order.” Ratings soared.

An action movie, “Valley of the Wolves: Iraq,” followed in 2006, tapping into the strong feelings of anger many Turks feel toward the United States over the American-led invasion of Iraq. That film, co-starring Gary Busey and made with a budget of more than $10 million, was seen by more than four million viewers in Turkey, still a record. But it failed to attract a significant audience in the United States or Europe.

The next three years brought two more movies in the series.

The production company, Pana Film, had already settled on Palestinian territories as the focus of this year’s release and was about to start shooting when the flotilla confrontation turned into a peg for what the company hopes will be another blockbuster.

8.       timeless
55 posts
 06 Sep 2010 Mon 11:52 am

i disagree some members who think that this film should be banned ..why do you think negatively? otherwise it shouldnt be forbidden..the valley of the wolfves iraq was rather an explanatory film.and now, i think that the valley of the wolfves palestin will determine the relations between Israel and the turkey. this film gave us some information on some politic problems like that.. please dont be negative. .i am sure that some friends who think about it should be banned " watch it pleasurely and they are going to watch the valley of the wolfves palestin on 5 november ..

9.       si++
3785 posts
 06 Sep 2010 Mon 12:18 pm

 

Quoting timeless

i disagree some members who think that this film should be banned ..why do you think negatively? otherwise it shouldnt be forbidden..the valley of the wolfves iraq was rather an explanatory film.and now, i think that the valley of the wolfves palestin will determine the relations between Israel and the turkey. this film gave us some information on some politic problems like that.. please dont be negative. .i am sure that some friends who think about it should be banned " watch it pleasurely and they are going to watch the valley of the wolfves palestin on 5 november ..

 

Yes, why should it be banned. It´s based on a true story (Marmara ship). They may simply not watch it if it´s not for their pleasure.

 

In Hollywood, they make movies which depict Turks/Arabs as terrorists but nobody says they should be banned.

10.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 08 Sep 2010 Wed 11:47 am

 

Quoting timeless

i disagree some members who think that this film should be banned ..why do you think negatively? otherwise it shouldnt be forbidden..the valley of the wolfves iraq was rather an explanatory film.and now, i think that the valley of the wolfves palestin will determine the relations between Israel and the turkey. this film gave us some information on some politic problems like that.. please dont be negative. .i am sure that some friends who think about it should be banned " watch it pleasurely and they are going to watch the valley of the wolfves palestin on 5 november ..

 

Well.. I think watching the introduction fragment of Kurtlar vadisi will give an idea..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBWaeRxciaQ

EU is being shown as a group that is planning to devide Turkey into four.. The same EU we are trying to get into.. The same EU, millions of Turks are living. Israil is shown as country planning to devide Turkey into three.

There are some people really believe that is true!!  What sort of generations those people will be? what sort of mentality will they have? Creating imaginary enemies, imaginary occupations, imaginary splitting of your countries are more different than with giving maps, naming countries, declaring them enemies..

I think this series are simply advocating racism and violence. 

No wonder why almost all surveys are showing a serious xenophobia in Turkey.

 



Edited (9/8/2010) by thehandsom

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