Anadolu Kartallari Page #4

Synopsis: The film, commissioned for the centenary of the Turkish Air Force, was filmed in collaboration with the Turkish Air Force in the air base in Konya. Some aerial scenes were notably performed.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Year:
2011
86 min
79 Views


It does happen in real life.

Scorpions in the area.

Puma 3-2.

According to ili Airfield...

...we're waiting at about 275,

What is this?!

What is this?! This is what flying is!

That's the way to do it.

Brother...

...you understand nothing in a jet.

It just zips by. But look at this one.

It glides, man.

Enjoy it to the fullest!

This is just for you.

Give me five.

I'm going to file a petition tomorrow.

I'll transfer to helicopters.

- That was something!

- I fly like a butterfly.

You're crazy, just crazy.

Come on then, butterfly.

You did well to transfer to helicopters.

Not everyone can stand jets.

Don't say that. Fatih is telling the truth.

We'll all miss you.

Don't be sad, alright?

It's not the end of the world, is it?

Calm down. I got eliminated

from flying but I'm still in the forces.

That's true, man, but your

getting eliminated really got to me.

I crashed badly.

- I'll never forget that moment.

- Look here, man.

It wasn't in any way your fault.

We did the last flight together.

And that's it.

And you, pick that guy up so

I don't have to worry about him.

I got him.

Come over here.

My brother.

What a guy!

He comforted us.

It felt like a piece of my heart

got torn out.

I saw Tun on my way here.

Aye, did you get a chance

to look at your questions?

Yes. They're at the base. I'll give them

to you when we get there.

I think your thesis is missing something.

You should look into those who got

eliminated during flights, too.

Lieutenant Onur.

Phone call for you. You are expected.

My cell phone has been off.

I sent a message saying I was coming;

you haven't answered in two whole days.

Don't ask, Burcu.

Tun got eliminated.

I was feeling really down.

I'm sorry.

When are you coming?

I'm in the guardhouse. Can you come?

You're here?

Burcu, I'd really love to but

I'm about to go on my first solo flight.

I mean, I can't get out until evening.

It's just not possible.

Your girlfriend?

One minute, Burcu.

Yes, sir.

It's good to breathe once in a while.

Go see her, go out a little.

I was going to fly...

You're off for the weekend.

I was really disappointed

when you said you couldn't get out...

...and now I can't believe

you actually came.

Me neither. Look, my instructor

even loaned me his car.

Is this the instructor who's been

after you?

I'm beginning to like pilots.

I'm so glad you came.

I'm glad you came, too.

It's so strange, isn't it?

You said 'kite' and I went on a flight.

Then you showed up and

my first solo flight got canceled.

You're so mean!

It's not like that.

You didn't want me to fly but there seems

to be a link between me flying and you.

Who knows? Maybe there is.

Uncle Mehmet.

The F-4 is so big that it takes

two people to fly it.

First of all, there is no one-person F-4.

Don't talk with your mouth full.

As you can see, it always ends up this way.

As if we were driving a car.

Alright, we get it, we get it.

Burcu, dear, how are your classes?

Good, Uncle Mehmet.

We're going to Europe

for a performance this week.

It will be a first for me.

I'm a little nervous.

Good luck, then,

God willing, there will be more.

You see?

You just keep on quarreling.

We quarrel like this, too, actually.

You should see cellists and violinists!

Burcu, could you give me a hand, dear?

There's more in the kitchen.

What does Burcu play?

The cello or the violin?

The cello.

Aye, would you pick a lemon?

And tell your mother.

Alright.

Aunt Nee, these lemons are green,

it's a shame.

Mom.

Mom is here.

Here I am.

The meatballs are ready.

Mom, where have you been?

- Aunt Filiz' food is delicious.

- Your aunt called.

- You know how she is, talks non-stop.

- Take this.

Come and eat, everybody

take some meatballs.

Have some, she said "everybody".

- You're a wonderful cook.

- Enjoy, my boy.

Aunt Filiz, Mustafa is great at

fixing leaky roofs.

Let him fix yours while he's here.

Oh dear...

Here's our tea.

Welcome, Filiz.

Burcu, come, you're missing

his spoiled behavior.

He always acts like this in this house.

- I didn't do anything.

- Cut it out.

Aye, you two are the apples of our eyes.

Dad, Burcu does modern dance, too.

- Really?

- Of course.

So, you fly too,

but in different skies.

Yes, but our wings are not made

of steel, they're made of love.

- You hear that?

- That was good.

- They're gorgeous. You're great.

- Thank you.

I love the colors on this one.

Here, have it. As a souvenir.

Thank you very much.

Look, I'm making this one for Ahmet.

I'm not done yet.

He doesn't know.

- Good bye.

- See you.

Let me move aside.

Take care.

I'm going on my first solo tomorrow.

What a thing!

And you're telling us now?!

I was hoping for this piece of news.

So I'm sending you off to

a solo flight?

Let me give you a hug.

Take good care of yourselves.

Yes, Mom?

Your dad is ill, we're in the hospital.

How are you doing?

What?

What happened? How is he now?

- Mom, I'm coming right away.

- Give me the phone. Why did you call him?

Son.

Dad, what happened?

Your Mom got worried. I'm just fine.

We're here for a check-up.

You have a flight today, right?

A solo flight?

Alright, see you at home tonight.

And I have a surprise for you.

Alright dad, I'm going on my flight,

I'll give you a call when I get back.

Alright.

Something wrong, Onur?

Sir, I just spoke to my father,

he's in hospital.

With your permission, I'd like

to visit him after my flight.

Not after the flight, go right away.

We'll fly later.

No, sir. I spoke to him,

he says he's fine.

I'll go after the flight.

Alright.

Please.

Mehmet.

Sir.

Ahmet Onur's father...

Let's let him fly with his dad a little.

Push-ups.

One. One.

One. One.

Thank you, sir.

- Stop crying, Aye.

- How can I stop, Mustafa?

I grew up in his hands.

We were together just yesterday.

Your dad is gone, too, I'm all alone.

What'd I do if something happened to you?

Don't you worry.

I'm not going anywhere.

Auntie. Auntie.

You're very tired.

Come sit a little.

Did you see that, sir?

He'd said he had a surprise for me.

A phoenix.

It's wonderful.

Burcu?

Ahmet, I just received the news.

I was in a concert.

Aye called and left a message.

My condolences. It's really sad.

Thank you, Burcu.

I feel terrible.

I was about to go on my solo.

We spoke, I said I'd see him in the evening...

...I didn't even get to see him.

Onur.

Lieutenant Onur.

Come, let's get some fresh air.

- Yes, Burcu?

- Ahmet, I'm coming.

Not now, Burcu, my head is a mess.

I'm trying to make a decision.

I can be there for you, too.

It's really important to me

to be with you now.

Please let me be by your side.

Alright, I'll see you, then.

Tell me, what is the maximum

wind for a formation take-off?

Ok, how long after the leader

can you start the peel off?

I'm asking you a question, Onur,

answer already.

I'm canceling your flights, you get

your first red, go change your clothes.

Onur.

Hello, how are you?

Don't even ask.

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