Animal Farm: Viva la Dystopia
This incarnation of Animal Farm is filled with the generic plot points, immature humor, cardboard characters and visual flaws that you have come to know from today’s lesser children’s films.
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Can, a mysterious man, has a traumatic past. In order to escape the events he experienced as a child, Can chooses to leave his village and start a new life for himself. Can, who spent his life studying in a boarding school far from his hometown, has only his grandmother as his surviving relative. His past haunting him causes his life and marriage to turn into a nightmare. Deciding to confront his past, Can sets off for his village with his wife Ezgi.
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Can, a mysterious man, has a traumatic past. In order to escape the events he experienced as a child, Can chooses to leave his village and start a new life for himself. Can, who spent his life studying in a boarding school far from his hometown, has only his grandmother as his surviving relative. His past haunting him causes his life and marriage to turn into a nightmare. Deciding to confront his past, Can sets off for his village with his wife Ezgi.
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Written By:Erkan Çaltepe
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