Fractured

Original title: Çatlak

2020
1h 22m

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When he was working in the UK, Fatih borrowed a lot of money from his friend, Ayhan to send to his family back in Turkey. Fatih has since returned to Turkey and the debt remains unpaid. Duri... Read allWhen he was working in the UK, Fatih borrowed a lot of money from his friend, Ayhan to send to his family back in Turkey. Fatih has since returned to Turkey and the debt remains unpaid. During a trip back home, Ayhan visits Fatih and his family and politely asks for the money bac... Read allWhen he was working in the UK, Fatih borrowed a lot of money from his friend, Ayhan to send to his family back in Turkey. Fatih has since returned to Turkey and the debt remains unpaid. During a trip back home, Ayhan visits Fatih and his family and politely asks for the money back.

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7.2/10

2.1K

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Awards
- 14 wins & 1 nomination total

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Hakan Salinmis

Muhittin

Süreyya Kilimci

Sükran
(as Sureyya Kilimci)

Hakan Emre Unal

Fatih

Tugçe Yolcu

Seyma
(as Tugce Yolcu)

Giray Altinok

Cafer

Elif Ürse

Hacer

Mehmet Bilge Aslan

Harun

Gülçin Kültür Sahin

Fatma
(as Gulcin Kultur Sahin)

Görkem Mertsöz

Ayhan

Süleyman Karaahmet

Cengiz

Emir Ünver

Turan

Canan Atalay

Gülnaz

Cihat Suvarioglu

Taha Bora Elkoca

Yusuf

Director
- Fikret Reyhan
Writer
- Fikret Reyhan
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1furkanov

Exegarated in an unfair way

Realistic atmosphere and above average acting ruined by poor writing & directing.

Long story short; idea of the movie is, if you're a member of a low-class family in Istanbul which moved there from a north-eastern small city to establish a new life, and also if your family has not well-understanded religious beliefs and practises, you're the source of all the evil in the world. But if you're secular and a schoolgoer / middle+ class citizen, you cannot have that bad personalities...

That point of view reminded me old Turkish "Saban" movies where every Muslim or mosque related people are dramatically bad.

Ironically, movie had government support (ministry of culture), that arguable government who rules the state by the votes of lots of 'Muhittins' according to this movie's creators' philosophy.

So, who is the real Muhittin here?