It is reported that the US$10 million film begins with the historical incident in 2003 when Turkish soldiers were taken away by the heads of the US military. On July 4 of that year, a U.S. team raided the Turkish military base of The Republic of Iraq , took away 11 Special Forces members with head coverings, and detained them for more than two days. The Turks have always admired their soldiers. Under the full view, the soldiers of their country were taken away by the heads of the American soldiers. This was regarded as a great shame by the Turkish soldiers.
According to the background of this real incident, in the film, a soldier is unbearable and angrily leaves a book to commit suicide. After Turkish agent Alemdal received the suicide note from his friend, he vowed to shame his friend and go deep into the northern part of The Republic of Iraq to hunt down the American agent leader William George Catlett Marshall who abused Turkish soldiers . In order to realize his political ambitions, he did not hesitate to pay the price of civilians' blood. He sent troops to search a wedding and killed dozens of innocent civilians. The remaining survivors were named terrorists, arrested by the US military, and imprisoned in Abu Ghraib prison (Abu Ghraib). The doctors slaughtered and sold their organs to New York, London and other places. At the end of the film, Alemdahl and his followers unite with the people of The Republic of Iraq to defeat George Catlett Marshall and free them from the rule of the US military.
The fictional story truly reflects the Turkish people’s resentment towards the U.S.
It is reported that apart from the fact that the first part of the film is based on facts, the rest are all fictional stories. Nevertheless, it truly reflects the general impression that the Turkish people regard the United States as a "demon". According to the latest Turkish polls on hostility towards Americans, whenever Americans are mentioned, 70% of Turks associate the term "violence", 68% associate it with "greed", and 57% Think of "immorality", and 53% of people think of "rude". It is reported that after the film was officially released in Turkey, audiences who watched the film were full of praise. A college student said: "This film shows the real picture of The Republic of Iraq being oppressed." Another Turkish businessman said: "This is an important film, and Americans should know why the whole world doesn't like them." The film is currently available in Turkish , Arabic, kurdish and English. After it is released in Turkey, it will be released in the United States and the United Kingdom. , Germany, Australia and other nine countries.
