Kurtlar Vadisi: Filistin
- 2011
- 1h 45m
IMDb RATING
6.1/10
9.7K
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Polat Alemdar and his crew is in Palestine and fight against Israel special agents.Polat Alemdar and his crew is in Palestine and fight against Israel special agents.Polat Alemdar and his crew is in Palestine and fight against Israel special agents.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Nur Fettahoglu
- Simone Levy
- (as Nur Aysan)
Linda Çandir
- Abdullah's Wife
- (as Linda Candir)
- Director
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Did you know
- TriviaThis movie was initially banned in Germany over fears about the film's anti-Semitic content, although it was eventually decided that the film could be made available to those over the age of eighteen.
- GoofsMoshe was shot in the eye. At the range he is depicted as being shot from, the bullet should have penetrated.
- Quotes
Polat Alemdar: I didn't come to Israel, I came to Palestine.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Valley of the Wolves: Homeland (2017)
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Political, Action, Revenge, Movie
First time I have (knowingly) watched a Turkish movie. Regardless of bias claims, inaccuracy bleating, and all the rest from various reviews, I found this to be a gripping, fast moving spectacle as good as anything out of Hollywood, and approaching in style anything from the French action/thriller genre.
The heroes were just that, despite the violence, and it is about time that some one other than Americans, British, and possibly the French, were portrayed as super-skilled warriors. Anti-Semitic? No way, the heroine is Jewish. Pro Palestinian? Why not? These people are treated like dirt by occupying invaders with apparent impunity on the world stage.
For me, this was as riveting as Black Hawk Down or The Kingdom, with a setting and backdrop as good as the actual movie itself. Inconsistencies only serve to highlight issues and prompt further investigation for a more balanced view.
I have given 7/10 because the ending is a bit abrupt, otherwise it would have got 8 or even.....
The heroes were just that, despite the violence, and it is about time that some one other than Americans, British, and possibly the French, were portrayed as super-skilled warriors. Anti-Semitic? No way, the heroine is Jewish. Pro Palestinian? Why not? These people are treated like dirt by occupying invaders with apparent impunity on the world stage.
For me, this was as riveting as Black Hawk Down or The Kingdom, with a setting and backdrop as good as the actual movie itself. Inconsistencies only serve to highlight issues and prompt further investigation for a more balanced view.
I have given 7/10 because the ending is a bit abrupt, otherwise it would have got 8 or even.....
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- eoinej
- Sep 23, 2011
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- Also known as
- Valley of the Wolves: Palestine
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- Budget
- $10,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $12,732,423
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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By what name was Kurtlar Vadisi: Filistin (2011) officially released in Canada in English?
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