SoTrumpBelieve Must See Movie...

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Kidskycom It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

ahradwan6 I was bored to death watching this movie, the movie makes the uncle as the bad guy who is bad and violent to the innocent girls, right? The answer will differ according to where are you from. If you're from Europe or America (The West) the girls did what any girl would do, playing with boys, sleeping with them, cheating virginity tests, lying and whatnot. but if you're from the east those exact things would be shameful for the girls and the family. but the film chose to portray the uncle as the bad guy and the girls did nothing wrong, but i think any sensible person would understand why the uncle had to do what he did.

kafkasmurat72 You'll see an orientalist Turkish director who alienates her surroundings to be seen positive in the west. And she knows sex sells. This movie is about sex, and white washing the western culture of sexism. You got it when politicians like European Union staff honors such a movie. Politicians ain't love art, they use it. This film makes western people proud by telling that only east has gender problem which is falsified by the film itself by showing a lot of teen legs to make it watchable.No art, no objectivism, a lot of sexism by the sexists.

lidiyafrdz At the beginning of summer in the Turkish village, five sisters return home from school innocently playing with the boys. However, their games cause a scandal with unexpected consequences due to immorality. The family house is rapidly turning into a prison, training for the pair is replacing the school, and weddings are starting arranged. However, freedom-loving sisters find ways to improve under the pressure of their environment The main characters of the film are young Turkish women, aged 11 to 16 years. Like the Mustangs, the girls always find loopholes that lead them out of the close world of a grandmother's home into an endless world full of adventures. This film is very dramatic, it is, in a way, a song to the women's right to freedom. "Mustang" inspired me by the fact that absolutely any difficulties are surmountable, even those difficulties that are associated with such strong factors as religion, nationality, customs and traditions. I am reviewing this film, in those moments when it seems that I can't do something. I advise everyone to watch this movie.

NutterJr Like the digits of a hand, these sisters are one. Their love and bond for one another is pure and complete brought closer together by the tragic loss of their parents and the harsh new realities of a life under the rule of the patriarchal and traditionalist uncle who sets out to arrange marriages for all of them as he fears the local society's judgement on their supposed transgressions which are amplified in his censorious mind. An emotively charged story unfolds in a film with truly mesmerising acting by all girls alike under the direction of what one would expect to be a master filmmaker yet only her first full feature film.