The film tells a touching story between a Turkish officer who fought in North Korea in 1950 and a South Korean orphan. In 1950, under the ravages of artillery fire from all sides of the Korean War, Sergeant Suleiman, a Turkish soldier of the United Nations Army, stumbled upon a frozen little South Korean girl. She had no parents and saw no help. On the brink of madness, fear and death, this little girl made Suleiman worry about him. He risked his life to save her and took her to the military base to stay away from danger. Without knowing her name and unable to communicate with her, Suleiman named her Ella to commemorate the moon on the catastrophic night they met. The two instantly formed an inseparable bond, and Ella almost effortlessly brought an incredible joy to the Turkish brigade trapped in the war. However, when the war drew to a close, Suleiman's brigade was told that they would return home. Suleiman couldn't bear to abandon Ella, he did his best to take her away. After repeated failures, he was forced to send Ella to the orphanage, but he did not give up the hope of reuniting with her one day
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Ayla: The Daughter of War movie plot
2022-05-02 06:01
Extended Reading
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Laverne 2022-05-02 06:01:01
In the first 90 minutes, I was a little bit confused, like the character Ali, was full of slots, and I couldn't even feel the emotional clues between the two. In the comedy part, the stalk of Suleiman the Great is even more worn out. The bravery of the ancestors of the Ottoman Empire in the past (I don’t know what happened in the actual Korean War), but in the end, he was obsessed with the reunion of Seoul, a young man in white clothes, half a century later, and the real person looked more heroic.
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Gerhard 2022-05-02 06:01:01
The army that captured the Blue Sky and White Sun Banner?
