If you think this movie is one-sided and biased; then you should make some researches on 12 september coup d'etat and toturments made in diyarbakir prison which is the third of ten most notorious jails in the world. Between 1981 and 1984, 34 prisoners lost their lives: some set themself in fire, some starved themself to death. (Most prisoners were either Kurdish activists or socialists) so The Turkish government committed worse torturements than what has shown in this movie.
I'm not saying these two has relation, I'm just saying that they had a point there, Turkish prisons are really bad, but of course they wouldnt be able to treat an american citizen like that, this is the only unrealistic part. And most actors weren't Turkish, I couldn't understand what they were saying as a Turkish person.
I'm not saying these two has relation, I'm just saying that they had a point there, Turkish prisons are really bad, but of course they wouldnt be able to treat an american citizen like that, this is the only unrealistic part. And most actors weren't Turkish, I couldn't understand what they were saying as a Turkish person.