Top 30 Greatest Turkish Movies list

Top 30 Greatest Turkish Movies list. A list of Turkish Movies made by Turkish Movies studios. You should check out these Turkish Movies. These Turkish Movies will give you a lot of fun and practice.

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1. fetih 1453 (2012)

Director: Faruk Aksoy

The narrative suddenly jumps to the fifteenth century. When Sultan Muhammad al-Fatih was 12, his father Murad II installed him on the throne. He learns of his father’s passing while in charge of the Sanjak of Saruhan. This causes him a great deal of sorrow and lays the path for his return to the throne following the passing of his brother Fathl IV. Sultan Mehmet was likewise 12 years old when he initially rose to the throne. Because of his intense sadness over the loss of his beloved son Mohamed, Murad II abdicated the throne. He installed Mehmet after becoming smothered by the political animosity of his margraves and viziers.

This position dissatisfied Grand Vizier Halil Pasha, who had significant power over the Janissaries and the state. Sultan Mehmet’s assertion that the conquering of Constantinople is necessary particularly disturbed him. In anticipation of the potential of Crusaders using Mehmet as a pawn to capture Ottoman territory, he had Sultan Murat inherit the throne once more. Mehmet was exiled to the Sanjak of Saruhan after being removed from the throne.

2. Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019)

Director: Mehmet Ada Öztekin

Upon hearing that Turkey abolished the death penalty in 2004, an impending bride breaks down. The narrative then shifts to a village in 1983. Mehmet “Memo” Koyuncu, a mentally challenged father, shares a hillside home with his infant daughter Ova and his grandma. He participates in a minor altercation over a bag that Ova and a local military officer’s daughter covet during a town visit. In the hills later, Memo runs into the officer’s daughter, who gives him the bag if he can catch her. Nevertheless, the girl unintentionally perishes after sliding down a cliff, and Memo’s efforts to save her are mistaken for a murderous act, leading to his imprisonment. However, not before telling Ova that he spotted a witness to what happened. In prison, he is swiftly found guilty of murder, given the death penalty, and beaten up by other prisoners who are ignorant of the facts of his case.

3. Delibal (2015)

Director: Ali Bilgin

Barş, a bipolar patient and architecture student, likes life and plays music as a hobby. He had a feeling he had never felt before when he first met Füsun. Barş has been caught this time by tangential love. Who is this woman who introduced him to love? He goes out to this girl, whose name he doesn’t even know but who he nevertheless falls in love with… Finding Füsun is also finished; Füsun still needs to be persuaded to fall in love because all she has on her mind is graduating from college with a degree and pursuing a master’s in America. Barş, who is good-looking, intelligent, and sincere, succeeds in this. They marry when he successfully makes Füsun fall in love with him. Everything is just as in stories. Until the magical story falls apart one day… Barş has bipolar disorder. He eventually commits suicide since the sickness is making him crazy.

4. Evim Sensin (2012)

Director: Özcan Deniz

Leyla splits up with her husband, but her father helps her mend their relationship. The set of this film is Istanbul. Fahriye Evcen and Ozcan Deniz, who play Leila and Iskandar respectively, share their narrative in it. Leila and Iskandar were married following their love tale. Leila, however, sadly, had a severe illness. Eskendar made every effort but to no avail. She had a mental health issue. Even her great love, Eskendar, was starting to escape her memory. Finally, she passes away. Eskendar suffered after she passed away.

5. The Butterfly’s Dream (2013)

Director: Yılmaz Erdoğan

When two young poets, Rüştü Onur, and Muzaffar Tayyip Uslu, continue their civil service careers in this recently modernized mining city, they also share a home with art, literature, and most poetry. They dream of becoming butterflies and flying through the air as well as being well-known poets. On the one hand, World War II was taking place in Europe during the same years as the nascent Republic, which was only getting off the ground. These two young individuals with tuberculosis are attempting to help all facets of society appreciate poetry in a culture where poetry and art have not yet reached their full potential. They wagered to create poetry after seeing the girl Suzan Zsöy.

6. Musallat (2007)

Director: Alper Mestçi

Suat, a young Turkish man, decides to join his childhood friend Metin in Berlin so he may work and earn some money. He leaves his wife Nurcan behind in Turkey. Dark visions that plague him here finally lead him to make a suicide attempt. Suat and Metin return to Istanbul to consult spiritual healer Haci Burhan Kasavi when the German doctors are unable to identify any problems. A demon enraged by Suat being killed when born as Nurcan’s kid killed him, along with his family—except his daughter—by shooting them all to death.

7. Başka Dilde Aşk (2009)

Director: İlksen Başarır

Onur is a librarian who has been deaf since birth. Onur has always held himself responsible for the fact that his father abandoned him and his mother when he was seven years old. He can talk, but due to the sympathy shown by others around him, he has chosen to remain mute.

8. Winter Sleep (2014)

Director: Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Aydin, a former actor, owns a hotel perched atop a mountain in Cappadocia in addition to other properties that he lets to residents. Compared to other individuals in the area, he lives a more ideal life. He writes columns for a local newspaper and studies the background of Turkish theatre to one day produce a book on it. He is well-educated and rich. One day, a stone shatters the window while Aydn and his aide Hidayet are driving down to the hamlet. Aydn’s renter Smail, whose rent is several months past due, invited his son Lyas to organize the party. When Hidayet confronts the father, it emerges that Aydn’s representatives had previously sent a collection agency to take Smail’s refrigerator and television, with Smail being physically assaulted by police as retaliation. Until Hamdi, Smail’s brother, steps in, the situation worsens.

9. Private Lesson (2022)

Director: Kıvanç Baruönü

The focus of Private Lesson is on how to approach a potential love interest and romantic relationships, two of the most divisive topics in the world. Azra, a classy and discreet counselor who has mastered all facets of life, including romantic relationships and career decisions, serves as the protagonist of the novel. She is a master of many trades, thus she can instruct anyone on how to be successful in any industry. She plays any position that the client selects, depending on the circumstance, as a counselor with a keen eye and years of expertise.

10. Oh Belinda (2023)

Director: Deniz Yorulmazer

Taking part in a TV ad for the recently introduced shampoo “Belinda” is teenage actress Dilara. Dilara’s life abruptly changes during one of the rehearsals when she realizes that every aspect of the script has come to pass. Despite her vain attempts to disprove it, she is now Handan.

11. Sadece Sen (2014)

Director: Hakan Yonat

Ali is a lonesome former boxer who would like to put his tragic and violent past behind him. He encounters Hazal, a stunning blind woman, but he declines her offers of companionship. He can only withstand her for so long, though. Hazal’s unwavering acceptance of Ali and her upbeat optimism start to pierce the barriers he has put up to keep himself safe. Their relationship changes and enhances both of their lives as it grows. However, a startling discovery and ensuing sacrifice will call into question everything they have learned.

12. Once Upon a Time in Anatolia (2011)

Director: Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Three cars are used to transport a small group of individuals, including two brothers who are suspected murderers and two police officers, a doctor, a prosecutor, grave diggers, and gendarmerie troops, throughout the Anatolian town of Keskin’s rural surrounds during the night. One of the suspects, Kenan, leads them from one drinking fountain to another because he can’t remember where he and his mentally challenged brother buried the body because he was intoxicated at the time of the murder. The landscape’s opacity and darkness make it difficult to distinguish individual locations from one another.

13. Ayla: The Daughter of War (2017)

Director: Can Ulkay

In response to the United Nations’ request for assistance during North Korea’s invasion of South Korea in 1950, Turkey dispatches a brigade to South Korea. One of the troops in the brigade, Sergeant Süleyman, discovers a young girl whose parents were killed on the battlefield. She is known as Ayla since Sergeant Süleyman discovered her in the moonlight. Despite their language differences, the two develop a connection that is shattered when Süleyman is forced to return home.

14. Deliha 2 (2018)

Director: Gupse Özay

Zeliha is back, just as frank and crazy as ever, and still getting into all kinds of mischief. Zeliha, who sought love in the previous movie, is now seeking a job as she begins working at a posh restaurant with her desire of becoming a cook. Will Zeliha’s fantasies finally come true, or will she be left heartbroken and disappointed by the realities of life?

15. Good Game: The Beginning (2018)

Director: Umut Aral

After finishing high school, Cenk supports his family by working as a booster for other players in the field of live video game broadcasting. He aspires to succeed when given the chance to work professionally. Although Cenk is a very talented young player, he must work to support his family. Until one day when a trained squad comes across him.

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16. The Bandit (1996)

Director: Yavuz Turgul

The renowned Baran the Bandit’s incredible journeys after being released from jail. It is hardly surprising that the world has drastically changed after 35 years of service. But Baran can’t help but be astonished to find that his hometown is now underwater because a new dam was built. He then makes his way to Istanbul to exact revenge on his former closest buddy, who turned on him and kidnapped his lover Keje. Baran links up along the way with Cumali, a tough young punk who thinks the thief’s antiquated habits are charming. Baran adds another retaliatory assignment to his to-do list after Cumali falls into serious difficulty with a mafia lord.

17. Av: The Hunt (2020)

Director: Emre Akay

Married woman Ayşe has been having an extramarital relationship behind her husband’s back. The guys in her family react aggressively when they learn about this infidelity. In the process, her lover is killed, and Ayşe is forced to find a means to get away to Istanbul, where she would be safe. She receives no assistance from her family because they have abandoned her, and even others in her immediate vicinity seem to be at best indifferent to her obvious suffering.

18. Heartsong (2022)

Director: Soner Caner

A fun and pleasant film, you continue to watch it and your smile never leaves you. The hero excelled in the performance of his part and was affected by his features and the expressions in his eyes when he was sad, happy, or joking. The sound effects, music, and staging were wonderful, the result is that it is an enjoyable and cheerful job and you won’t regret watching it. Perfect scenes, great music, and good acting. At first, the work is beautiful and tasteful, no matter what opinions are on it you should look at it because it has attained the most important purpose in art, which is enjoyment.

19. My Father’s Violin (2022)

Director: Andaç Haznedaroğlu

A beautiful film with a sentimental, but poignant story. Warm enough to tug at your heart during a time when love and kindness are welcomed and needed. The scenery is almost as spectacular as the music. It left me feeling somehow hopeful. I am so happy to have experienced the pure joy shared at the close of this special movie. The child in this movie is beyond amazing. All this takes place in Turkey, the streets, the plaza, and the city in general. Personally, two things stand out, the music, and the young girl with very red hair. Ouzlem is outstanding and steals your heart, and this is her first credit in movies. The other actors are just as good. The premise was predictable and it was sentimental, but the acting, and music, were excellent. It was a sweet and heartfelt movie. I was instantly in love with the characters.

20. Grudge (2021)

Director: Türkan Derya

Grudge is a Turkish thriller directed by Turkan Derya. This is the story of a police chief who was involved in a deadly incident before his promotion. He discovers a hateful conspiracy that threatens his associates. Unfortunately, even if the plot is convincing, the script weakens a little toward the end. The major turning point is somehow predictable and does not manage to gain ground. It’s as if the writer was trying to give us a little piece of paper as a clue but ended up letting us down the whole thing involuntarily. But on the bright side, Grudge has a way with a solid set. All the actors play their characters that reinforce and animate the story, give it justice and make everything intriguing to the end.

21. Last Summer (2021)

Director: Ozan Açıktan

Director Ozan Aciktan is interested in the way Deniz falls in love with Asli, an attractive young woman. reflects their desire for what they see as the confidence and sensations of adulthood. While accompanying Asli and her friends to a cliff, Deniz watches as he jumps into the sea. Even if he survives the dive, the cut he receives on his foot is a sign that, although he is growing up is exhilarating, he is not without pain. The attention of the film about Deniz’s growing pains is useful because Asli, a charming but misty character, meets a charming old man, and Deniz’s shy desire takes a jealous turn. Tension increases on sunny days and humid nights. Asli’s feelings seem to change on a whim, and Deniz is not affected by it.

22. Paper Lives (2021)

Director: Can Ulkay

An excellent film showing a hidden side of modern Turkey through the eyes of the main character who runs a recycling plant. He is going to die unless he gets a kidney transplant and at the top of his wish list is his lifelong desire to find his mother. Given morphine for the pain, he often enters into a semi-delusional state. He finds an abandoned child and adopts him, enjoying his happiest times. This movie is full of intense scenes which will make you feel like you are in there. It has an amazing and interesting climax something unpredictable. It made me think of those kids or people in general, who had been abandoned and physically abused by their parents and how that experience would impact their lives tremendously as they age it’s a great movie.

23. Godspeed (2022)

Director: Mehmet Ada Öztekin

A film that excites you every step of the way. I’m still not over the scary, unexpected ending. A happy end, but behind this end lie truths and traumas that one can only overcome if one makes the ultimate sacrifice. A masterful performance. Engin Akyurek was Salih from the ground up. Each glance, each line brings a drop of the tragedy that will reveal itself to the end. The trauma of war, the bond between the two comrades in arms, the promises made that need to be fulfilled. The consequences of war on all lives are so good and reasonably rendered, without force, without useless violence. A story that we can learn from.

24. Doom of Love (2022)

Director: Hilal Saral

A mediocre romantic drama. Come to think of it, this movie reminds me of The Titanic. if you love that one, you can like this as well. Following the bankruptcy of her advertising agency, an indebted Firat falls for a singer at a yoga retreat and accompanies her on a self-fulfilling journey. It was pleasant to navigate through this movie with the beautiful chemistry between the actors until halfway down the road and then you realize that whatever you do in life is safe even if you follow your dreams. The second half was a bad screenplay, it could have been better. Everyone should understand what is the real difference between doing something as a priority & secondly doing something which makes you happy.

25. Cute & Dangerous (2015)

Director: Reyhan Pekar, Özcan Deniz

This movie is everything you want: humor, drama, emotions, and action. I cried at the end, heartwarming the film is. The story is incredible, the actors are fantastic, and Ayca excelled in her role as she did in Karagul. The story is an inverted fairy tale as opposed to the usual fairy tale. The set was beautifully selected for sleep or poverty and a full society is portrayed. It is a place where thieves live, help each other, feed themselves, and help children. It represents everything that happens in our society where nothing is real, where what we are experiencing may not be true, and possibly a lie that we are experiencing.

26. Cici (2022)

Director: Berkun Oya

I especially admire the director’s narrative when he points out verbal violence in families. In addition, it is striking to see how the brain handles guilt. For me, the film claims something Domestic violence exists, it is not just physical as some believe. Patriarchal father figures and maternal instincts have just crossed paths Repressed emotions always find a way to be revealed. Trauma, which means being hurt mentally, sometimes requires our attention. A family that emigrated from the village to the city after a painful loss finds in their old house around 30 years. Didn’t exactly catch on and delivered a Berkun movie. The terrain is perfect and reminded me of my childhood and I love the images which could relate to it. The actor is performing perfectly.

27. In Good Hands (2022)

Director: Ketche

This movie was amazing. It had me think outside of the box about family and life. And it was relatable in all aspects of life. I do wish there was more explanation in some parts but overall it was a great movie. This story is all about a Girl’s true Love, Loving the one without terms and conditions. But situations don’t remain the same for everyone. Loved the relationship between a single mom and her son. They truly created beautiful moments and memories together. Also the story of true love, despite what happened to her didn’t have any bitterness or angst. That perhaps is what love and compassion are. All actors acted so beautifully. It will make you cry! But in the end, you will find life and love different from what you have been thinking about ever! It turns on some lights in your heart emotionally and effectively.

28. Have You Ever Seen Fireflies? (2021)

Director: Andaç Haznedaroğlu

The Ecem Erkek is excellent. This is mainly because the movie is based on a play, which was a great success at its time. However, the movie has no intention of being better than the part or replacing it. It is simply a piece in its own right, which should be considered on its own merits and not based on the original piece. I experienced this story too, and it was treated gently and lovingly. I also loved the ending, sweet and lovely.

29. Don’t Leave (2022)

Director: Ozan Açıktan

At first glance, a relationship may seem almost perfect, two people loving each other a lot, enjoying each other, and living together. At the same time, one of the partners in the relationship dies slowly, and the killer is the other partner. The main character Semih has a great love for Defne. But he wants all the advantages of a relationship and at the same time, he doesn’t want to be tied to a relationship. When Defne’s grandma dies, instead of being there for her, he comes up with excuses for not being there for her. He’s not even showing up for the funeral. The movie shows us how he has been ignoring all the signs that something was wrong with the relationship and that the breakup between Semih and, Defne.. Their relationship has come to an end.

30. Love Tactics (2022)

Director: Emre Kabakusak

This movie was fun, light, sensual, incited excitement in me, and was oh so playful and ever so romantic with all the romantic cliches with their little twist. The best part was how romantic and exciting this movie was, there was never a dull moment that I felt throughout watching the movie. There was no heavy negative drama or fights that went down, the movie did not spiral into sour drama or any other sort of charade that goes down often in love movies to give them substance or to spice up the romance with something other than also interesting. light, romantic, and sensual to watch. It’s a nice romantic movie a happy fun type of movie. I just loved and enjoyed watching it.

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