MMD, a Turkish local drama at eight o'clock, the final climax forced both of them to be close to dying. Tears couldn't stop, but on the other side there was uncontrollable laughter, super weird and super crazy!
The plot is written as much as you can to make you cry. The wife was unable to go to the hospital during a coup d'etat, and died of blood loss after giving birth to the child on the roadside. With the help of friends and grandmothers, he grew up healthy; because of severe illness, he brought his 7-year-old child back to his hometown and tried to reconcile with his old father, because he hoped that the child would have a home after his death; the dialogue between father and father, the short-lived joy of mutual understanding and mutual forgiveness was unable to The desperation to raise the child is swallowed up; the last words of the child "I miss Dad!" and "Goodbye Dad!" are literally tear-jerking nuclear bombs...
It's hard to say that this is a superior work. And the outside performance is completely entertaining, and the high-pitched screams of several actresses make people wonder if the Turkish people are deaf. The gestures are all exaggerated comedy, especially the body language in the climax, which is so stiff and contrived that people are shot in the knee. But because the story is basically tearjerking, this exaggerated comedy performance brings strong dramatic conflict and emotional distortion. The director has been controlling the audience's tear glands, and immediately inserts the funny part when you are about to burst into tears. Effectively build high dams, and then let the emotions pour out with all the hard work before finally tearing down with a child's smile and a goodbye to the father in the heart!
If you need to detox with tears, and experience the local smell of Turkey's eight o'clock stalls, I strongly recommend it. It is guaranteed to make you have an alternative feeling to Turkish dramas, oh, Turkish movies!
(MMD, both of them have swollen eyes, how will they meet tomorrow!)
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