For me the only good part was the exploration of the Turkish culture filmed during the wedding ceremony.
Good part about portrayal of Beyto is that he did his best to avoid his very unpromising wedding plan secretly organized by his homophobic and intolerant parents and he made this clear to his wife in the very first moment he got an opportunity to discuss about it openly. Yes, rightly said by some other fellow reviewers that there are certain instances when his behavior can also be judged as being quite selfish.
The main turn off in this film is the complete lack of chemistry between the two male couple Beyto and Mike. Not for a single moment Mike's character portrayed any sort of love and feelings for his boyfriend who has a very different background and stuck in some really difficult family circumstances. He is so rude, un-adjusting, and unwilling to understand and resolve issues that disrupts the very idea that there were once something in between them and that they really had a plan for an ongoing and meaningful relationship.
Good part about portrayal of Beyto is that he did his best to avoid his very unpromising wedding plan secretly organized by his homophobic and intolerant parents and he made this clear to his wife in the very first moment he got an opportunity to discuss about it openly. Yes, rightly said by some other fellow reviewers that there are certain instances when his behavior can also be judged as being quite selfish.
The main turn off in this film is the complete lack of chemistry between the two male couple Beyto and Mike. Not for a single moment Mike's character portrayed any sort of love and feelings for his boyfriend who has a very different background and stuck in some really difficult family circumstances. He is so rude, un-adjusting, and unwilling to understand and resolve issues that disrupts the very idea that there were once something in between them and that they really had a plan for an ongoing and meaningful relationship.