When the Greeks and the Turks separated, quite traumatically 100 years ago the "solution" was hard boundaries, both physical and cultural, where these people with so much in common had to define themselves by emphasizing their differences, --and looking askance at, or down on, their commonalities.It is pleasant to see a film, whatever its minor flaws, touch on the commonalities.
Haven't seen anything quite like this before. Every plot description I have read focuses on one aspect to the neglect of the others.
Never my soul have been shaken before like this.
It was a movie I wanted to watch for a long time. I watched with great expectation but could not find what I was looking for.
"Sadness remind us the important of happiness in our life. Sadness also give us the opportunity to ask for change and provide a better way of living" He transferred the Turkish and Greek similarities very well.
"Djam" is a new movie that runs for a bit over 1.5 hours and is a co-production between France, Greece and Turkey and these 3 countries also play a vital role in here.
A sentimental movie about poorness antifashism , friendship and immigration. A movie that makes u smile as well as make you think.