So-so, ugly, and not so ugly.
It's a landscape film, some of which are well shot.
It's a romance, it has nothing to do with Osman, has nothing to do with the lieutenant, and has nothing to do with war. Ottomans, history, and wars are all background boards, which have a weak sense of existence.
There are some bugs in the plot, but it doesn't affect it. Just look at the looks of the male and female protagonists, a relatively plain love story.
So it's not good-looking, not exciting. It's not hard to see, at least it still tells a story clearly. For the movie, unless the symbol, metaphor, structure, etc. can be specially changed, it is better not to do too much work, and to tell the story honestly is more sincere.
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