Ataturk II: 1881-1919

2024 [TURKISH]

Biography / Drama / History / War

14
IMDb Rating 8.8/10 10 3430 3.4K

based on true story historical drama 19th century 1910s 1900s war

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Plot summary

Mustafa Kemal had just begun his journey after proving himself in 1915 at the Gallipoli front. He would go on to face major battles on the eastern front against the Russians and later against the British in Syria, ultimately becoming the only Ottoman officer not to lose a battle during WW1. However, despite all his success, he would encounter an unexpected challenge upon his return to Istanbul.

Director

Mehmet Ada Öztekin Photo
Mehmet Ada Öztekin

Top cast

Esra Bilgiç Photo
Esra Bilgiç as Madam Corinne
Aras Bulut Iynemli Photo
Aras Bulut Iynemli as Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Predrag Bjelac Photo
Predrag Bjelac as Otto Liman von Sanders
Songül Öden Photo
Songül Öden as Zubeyde Hanim
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1.27 GB
1280*534
Turkish 2.0
E
tr  us  
24 fps
2 hr 21 min
Seeds 2
2.61 GB
1920*800
Turkish 5.1
E
tr  us  
24 fps
2 hr 21 min
Seeds 14

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by MovieGuys 8 / 10

Ataturk II offers up a gripping insight into

"Ataturk II offers up a gripping insight into the life and events,surrounding the man most credited with creating the modern secular Turkish state. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was both a soldier and a politician over the course of his life. This film focuses on what is arguably the most tumultuous period of his life, including the Gallipoli campaign of world war one, that made Ataturk a household name, setting him on the path to national leadership. What I did applaud and its to this films credit it is does not glorify war. Quite the contrary. It depicts war in all its bleak brutality. It offers insights into how the war impacted on Ataturk, with what is probably his most famous and moving speech, surprisingly not only to the memory of his fallen comrades but those they fought. Its made clear Ataturk understands the bitter necessity for conflict but derives no pleasure from it. Ataturk is a nationalist at heart, who fights because he's protecting home and hearth. Sets, cinematography and acting are superb. The only criticism and this may escape non English speaking audiences is the American accented Churchill and the officer who reports to him, for whom English, is clearly not, his first language. In summary, if, like me, you enjoy historical drama's, this really is a must watch. It provides a remarkable picture of a complex man who unrelentingly fought for his homeland against insurmountable odds, paying a high price in terms of his personal life and health.
Reviewed by dttekin 10 / 10

The film portraying the life of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founding leader of the Republic of Turkey, is quite impressive. Unlike previous Turkish productions, it presents a less biased narrative and leans towards a more realistic portrayal. Aras Bulut Iynemli, whom I remember from the series Cukur, takes on the lead role and does a remarkable job capturing the essence of Ataturk.In times when the Turkish nation's awareness of its history is especially needed, I'm glad that despite restrictions on various platforms, I was able to show this movie to my children. They are the ones who need to see this story the most, and no one can prevent them from watching it. The final scene particularly moved me, and there were several moments throughout the film where I found myself quite emotional. My heartfelt appreciation goes out to everyone involved in making this film.Interesting details about the film:The film delves deeply into both Ataturk's personal and professional life, shedding light on lesser-known aspects of his character and struggles, which many audiences may find surprising.Special attention was given to historical accuracy, with costumes and settings meticulously recreated to reflect the era.This second installment also introduces some significant moments from Ataturk's early life that shaped his vision and paved the way for the founding of the Turkish Republic.
Reviewed by dttekin 10 / 10

Tale of Genius

The film portraying the life of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founding leader of the Republic of Turkey, is quite impressive. Unlike previous Turkish productions, it presents a less biased narrative and leans towards a more realistic portrayal. Aras Bulut Iynemli, whom I remember from the series Cukur, takes on the lead role and does a remarkable job capturing the essence of Ataturk.In times when the Turkish nation's awareness of its history is especially needed, I'm glad that despite restrictions on various platforms, I was able to show this movie to my children. They are the ones who need to see this story the most, and no one can prevent them from watching it. The final scene particularly moved me, and there were several moments throughout the film where I found myself quite emotional. My heartfelt appreciation goes out to everyone involved in making this film.Interesting details about the film:The film delves deeply into both Ataturk's personal and professional life, shedding light on lesser-known aspects of his character and struggles, which many audiences may find surprising.Special attention was given to historical accuracy, with costumes and settings meticulously recreated to reflect the era.This second installment also introduces some significant moments from Ataturk's early life that shaped his vision and paved the way for the founding of the Turkish Republic.
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