The controversy caused by this film is expected, and the Turks are still too short-sighted. Since we are going to be a large-scale cultural propaganda film, we should have a foreshadowing and gradually elicit the theme.
According to my simple opinion, the film with the theme of αλωσις της Βασιλευούσης can be made into front and back, or upper and lower parts. The prequel takes the first αλωσις during the Fourth Crusade period as the theme, focusing on the cruelty of the Crusades, and the second story tells about the second (and the last αλωσις so far).
What are the benefits of doing this?
First, if this is done, the Greeks will not be able to object to the prequel, and if the Flangji and Latimu countries speak out against it, then there is no need for the Turkic people to say anything. The Greeks and the entire Orthodox world will be The controversy.
Second, in the prequel, the insidiousness of Westerners is deliberately highlighted. In the latter, even if the Turks are not particularly beautified, the latter will naturally appear more benevolent and humane.
Third, most of the historical films are intended to allude to today's events. When mentioning the second time Alochi, Greece (and the entire Orthodox world) basically think of inequality under Sharia: taxation, blood tribute, church conversion to mosque, new martyrs; and the end of Ottoman Unrest and killings. But there is no worst, only worse. If there is a prequel based on the Fourth Crusade, then the Greeks would have to admit that even if they are all beasts, they are divided into different categories. Pigs, sheep, wolves, and owls are all beasts, but they are not. it's the same. After the entire Ottoman era, the Greeks were basically Greeks and Orthodox Christians; but in Magna Graecia today, the Greeks became Italians and Catholics. The first time Alois ended with the restoration of Rome, and the second time continues to this day. It can be seen from this. (Of course, the Turks are Yidi after all, and it would be beyond their ability to ask them to express in such a tactful and tortuous way-even if they could do it, the Greeks and people from other European countries would be nothing but Yidi, and they did not have it. Ability to understand).
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