>you are a country?
>do your mom watch turkish drama?
You are a country?
Adam Richardson
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Josiah Stewart
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Yes, disappointed they're not KARA BOGA warriors
Samuel Miller
>Almost all the main characters are born in Germany
Benjamin Cook
Oh, Sultan Suleiman!
Logan Foster
grandmother watches pic related
Isaac Bennett
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nope
Brandon Long
i wish shed watch turkish drama instead of brazilian gay propaganda dramas
Isaac Morales
grandma and grandpa lol
Wyatt Richardson
Brazil
Yeah. She loves one called Fatima Gul (don't know how to write this sh*t).
Ian Watson
the fuck is this, generic brand game of thrones?
Eli Cruz
Yes, but with moslems instead of snow and there's only one dragon
Adam Cook
glorious ottoman empire
Jayden Davis
Yes my mom watches it and than gets insecure about how beautiful and european looking turkish women
Ayden Anderson
Yes.
She finds them deeply ironic because we've been to Turkey and the world their television protrays is about as close to reality a ... American television I suppose.
Jacob Young
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No. She saw a commercial of this shit, though. It's just unfunny and badly made.
Wyatt Butler
Its about the era ottoma empire what the fuck were you expecting?
Brayden Perry
The question was about turkish soap operas in general if you go back to read the question.
David Gomez
Isn't that true for all tv industries in general?
Christopher Morgan
Not for anime, japan is 100% like in my mangoes
Christian Phillips
I wonder if anything on netflix (there's a ton of turkish shit for some reason) tries to reflect what the country is really like. I'm fascinated by modern akp turkey
Julian Mitchell
Turkey is pretty developed
Colton Diaz
Depends on the culture.
I feel like people in my country generally are disgusted by sugarcoating reality and that has been reflected in most of the movies and series we've created - even during communism we were mostly producing tragedies and dramas.
Meanwhile the turkish can easily make a soap opera which portrays cheating husbands, knife fights, suffocating traditional structures and so on in a positive light.
>Four friends, three of them Hafiz -- Muslims who have memorized the whole Quran -- are hanging out listening to hip hop music and taking selfies days ahead of the ballot. They all say they are planning to vote “Yes” in the referendum.
mfw
But to answer your question - I don't think any turkish soap opera portrays the political climate because :
1. they will be banned
2. the demographic they are aimed at doesn't care - women in Turkey as stated in the article, generally don't vote, and don't care about politics
Jayden Reyes
>Sweden
>Yes
I live in Rosengård, my Turkish neighbors argue the entire time. Mom likes to smoke on the balcony and watch them fight.
Nathaniel Murphy
>reverse you
>no, but both my grandmothers do