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Bud 2022-09-17 03:23:35
Shouldn't this film be called an American/Turkish nurse? The two people of different religions in the film do not kiss the true feelings in their hearts. I think it is the best...
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Elmo 2022-09-05 07:36:25
The customs and love youth idol drama in the background of World War I, the characters and costumes are very beautiful, and everyone is very young,...
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Randy 2022-09-02 04:10:07
Generally, a waste of time. A lot of things, especially things about foreigners, you won't understand~ The plot is too niche, not close to reality, far inferior to the British patient, the earth is thundering, not persistent enough, not persistent enough, not detailed enough, your stupid behavior, we ordinary people will not...
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Neoma 2022-08-12 23:05:32
Seen as Lieutenant...
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Kaylah 2022-08-12 18:09:46
One star is given to MH's Yan, so handsome and unscientific. There is no logical bridge, inexplicable emotions. The heroine, don't you know that Mu Mu must be buried? The body is pushed into the river casually? The hero will not let you go as a ghost. ....
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Mikel 2022-08-12 15:13:37
A stuck movie. There are the shadows of the English patient and Casablanca, as well as the modern white left spirit. Compared with the British patients, the overall is too formalistic, perhaps because the narrative method is too conventional, there is no unique narrative mode based on the story, and it is not very popular. It can only float on the surface to render emotional, but the essence is very...
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Geoffrey 2022-08-12 12:47:13
Imdb has two big brushes, one India and one...
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Sandy 2022-08-12 12:43:48
It turns out that imdb is unambiguous when it...
The Ottoman Lieutenant Comments
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Lillie: It's like being in God's thoughts.
Ismail: It appears our time inside God's thoughts has come to an end.
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Jude: I've been visiting hospitals in various cities, catching up on the latest advancements in modern medicine.
Lillie: It's true. Medical science has been making some amazing advances. If only we could advance the thinking of the doctors.
Mr. Rowe: Lillie...
Jude: How do you mean, miss?
Lillie: Yesterday, a man was turned away from the hospital where I work because his skin was the wrong colour.
Mrs. Rowe: Dr. Gresham, I have to aologise for our daughter.
Jude: I assure you, Miss Rowe, no one has ever been turned away from our hospital due to colour of their skin or their religious beliefs. That would be against everything we believe in.
Lillie: Dr. Gresham, I'd like to show you something.
