One of the best Turkish comedies forever!
I have just watched millions of comedies but this is one of the funniest and most intelligent I've ever seen. Most of the American New Hollywood' comedies are silly and too simple in my opinion. Nothing compares to Kibar Feyzo'. 80 minutes entertainment!
Kemal Sunal alias Kibar Feyzo (in English: the gentle Feyzo') is a good and naive guy from a village in Turkey. He wants to marry a girl, but her father (Ihsan Yüce, who also wrote the script) is against this marriage as long as Feyzo does not pay for his daughter, an old traditional deal in the past of Turkey. Feyzo does not have any money, so he tries everything to get his girl. He earns money in Istanbul, fights against the morality, learns a lot of things in Istanbul, e.g. that you can earn some money with a lavatory. So he builds a lavatory in his village (with some pieces of wood), but Maho' (Sener Sen), a so-called mayor of the village, destroys everything Feyzo wants to do...
The story has original twists and wonderful moments. It's about emancipation, told in a very funny way. Great characters, great performances and a lot of original gags.
It's hard not to fall in love with this most wanted comedy of Turkey's 70's.
I have just watched millions of comedies but this is one of the funniest and most intelligent I've ever seen. Most of the American New Hollywood' comedies are silly and too simple in my opinion. Nothing compares to Kibar Feyzo'. 80 minutes entertainment!
Kemal Sunal alias Kibar Feyzo (in English: the gentle Feyzo') is a good and naive guy from a village in Turkey. He wants to marry a girl, but her father (Ihsan Yüce, who also wrote the script) is against this marriage as long as Feyzo does not pay for his daughter, an old traditional deal in the past of Turkey. Feyzo does not have any money, so he tries everything to get his girl. He earns money in Istanbul, fights against the morality, learns a lot of things in Istanbul, e.g. that you can earn some money with a lavatory. So he builds a lavatory in his village (with some pieces of wood), but Maho' (Sener Sen), a so-called mayor of the village, destroys everything Feyzo wants to do...
The story has original twists and wonderful moments. It's about emancipation, told in a very funny way. Great characters, great performances and a lot of original gags.
It's hard not to fall in love with this most wanted comedy of Turkey's 70's.