I am Turkish and living in Australia. have the Gallipoli story from the both side like just Russell Crowe. wars always don't separate the nations..Sometimes get them more together and more closer to each other and no matter how far them from each other..This is the most heartbreaking war for Turks and so do Anzacs.. I am big fan of Russell Crowe and Cem Yilmaz that's why, am looking forward to watch this movie.

@cigdemme

9 жыл бұрын

Yep as a Turkish Australian I agree 100%

@ademkilavuz2849

9 жыл бұрын

I can't understand why you guys blame the Turks all the time? Why, don't you guys think ARMENIANS also killed the Turks and Azeris? Even their government supported terrorist organisation killed many Turkish embassies all around the world recently. Be impartial, then talk to me!

@nimde8961

9 жыл бұрын

We think it happened?? i don't think the survivors of the genocide think, they know. The ancestors of the diaspora Armenians knew it. The US ambassador to Turkey wrote about it. Many eye witness documents exist. The fact that the Armenians no longer live in what you call eastern Turkey is because many either died or escaped to start diaspora communities. More Armenians live in diaspora today than in Armenia and it didn't happen for no reason. After more than 3000 years of history in the Armenian highlands the Ottomans really did change our history. It is embbeded in the Armenian memory. Armenians killed Turkish solders is different than Turks getting innocent civilians out of their homes to march towards their deaths. That's different than the ASALA killing the diplomats. It was for revenge. Nothing will make up for the more than million Armenians who were killed by ottomans. You can't compare some Armenians fedais killing Turkish soldiers for freedom to a genocide Turks comited to wipe out Christian. And don't forget that Ottomans also killed several hundred thousand Greeks and Assyrian Christians. Ottomans wanted to wipe out Christians, just like ISIS is trying to wipe out Christians today, in the name of Allah. The Young turks were murderers.

@ademkilavuz2849

9 жыл бұрын

You also know that Armenians killed the Turkish innocent citizens as well, right! It wasn't one sided. Lot's of people died during those days for no reason. Millions of people had to move from their lands. I'll give you real history lesson. My mum's parents came from Georgia to Turkey to survive. They had to move, because they could die easily over there because of their identity.. The story is similar in my dad's side as well. They had to move from Macedonia to Turkey when the Ottoman collapsed and there are millions of peoples' history like that in Turkey. So do you think it was easy for them? Shortly, I understand Armenian's sorrow.. Please you do the same thing for Turks.. Otherwise there won't be any winner on this historic fight..

@nimde8961

9 жыл бұрын

I heard about the Turkish death before, but details and how they died and how it influenced each side is a different story. The only thing about Turkish death argument against genocide is that it is pure excuse. Its like comparing apples with oranges. As you can see Turkey is doing just fine, but Armenia is a land locked nation with Mt. Ararat ( our national symbol ) lies in the Araratian planes on the Turkish side of the border. This has a long history behind it. Before I start with the genocide let me add what happened before genocide that paved the way for Ottoman to begin killing Armenians and other Christians in their subjugated territories: Have you heard about the HAMIDIAN MASSECAR? it took place 19 years before Armenian genocide began in 1896. Several hundred thousand innocent Armenians who wanted reform were killed by Ottomans. I think Georgians and Armenians have a lot in common. We share common history and we are one of the three ancient cultures of the caucases way before the name Turkish came to existence. Now why Turks have to understand us not the other way. And unfortunately many of them don't. You asking me to understand Turks is like asking me to sacrifice even more than the immense tragedy Turks caused us which ended in our whole population to decrease suddenly. The genocide was not just a crime of killing, it was accumulation of many crimes, from rape and torture to slaughter and leaving the dead or living without dignity. The Turkish government denies it not because both sides suffered equally, which is not true, but they deny because of arrogance and nationalism and economic and political reasons. I am sure Georgians having issues with Russians and even Turks, don't have reasons to understand Russians just as we don't understanding Turks. And both Ottoman and Russia did negatively influence both Armenia and Turkey. The genocide affects Armenians until this day. Turkey is terrified of the word genocide because the Turkish government knows it did take place. And movies like this under-minds the whole history which swipes the truth under the rug. Georgians had to deal with Russia and Armenians had to deal with Turks more. Today both have their issues with these big countries that came from nothing. Of course Turks died in that war, but genocide is a totally different way of dying than fighting. Armenians are in diaspora mainly because of that war. That's a major change. A major part of eastern Turkey was once native home to Armenian natives and other Christians. The Turks not only commited genocide, they also denied it and also tried to destroy our history. There used to be churches everywhere in eastern Turkey and Ararat Planes, but now they are in ruins and can't even be identified. For decades Armenians in eastern Turkey who survived the genocide were hiding as Turks. They assimilated into Kurdish populations and some even call themselves Turks. There is nothing to understand about the Turkish government. However, I can understand the Turkish people who were raised and taught to accept lies and deny. Armenians lost much more than anyone else in the struggle against Turks. They lost a lot of land, more than half of their total population in WWI, and they had to escape to other nations to survive. And we did. But, Turkey instead enjoys political advantages that being part of NATO has offered them. And thank you for your polite and respectful argumentation. I understand your point of view but that understanding is not going to erase history and making it go away.

Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK said about ANZAC and other countries soldier's: Those heroes that shed their blood And lost their lives. You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies And the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side Here in this country of ours. You, the mothers, Who sent their sons from far away countries Wipe away your tears, Your sons are now lying in our bosom And are in peace After having lost their lives on this land they have Become our sons as well

@mcarghard6712

10 жыл бұрын

Did he really said that? He was a great man then ! Respect to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk !

@minivipers

10 жыл бұрын

Yes exactly. He was the commander of gallipoli war by the way and founder of Turkish republic.

@robo2000nitro

10 жыл бұрын

MC ARGHARD Yeah a very great man who gave orders for the killings of many people.

@onuraydin8732

10 жыл бұрын

MC ARGHARD you can find it even in British and Australian sources. Many Western politicians and historians accept that he is the greatest commander and statesman of the 20th century.

@onuraydin8732

10 жыл бұрын

robo2000nitro one day if a country attacks your homeland, please welcome its soldiers with flowers, not with guns. bullshit!!!

Now THAT is how you do a first look! Film looks gorgeous and emotion filled. Can't wait to see it!!

Im a Turkish and feel really excitement for this movie so we has a chance for tell our story and history to world nations.. Thank you Russel Crowe ! Cant wait for watch..

Russell Crowe seslendirirken bile Cem Yılmaz'a geldiğinde tebessüm etti :D

This is one film that is going to be a box office hit, beautiful Russell Crowe so much talent. It is going to be a very powerful film so looking forward to The Water Diviner and I'm sure millions of other people feel the same.

The first look at #theWaterDiviner gave me the goosebumps, it looks EPIC! Not that I expected anything less, but this is just... "wow"! Starting from the moment I heard about the plans of this movie, been keeping an eye on it (as a big RC fan AND as a Turkish citizen with particular interest in our history) so it's been like witnessing the birth of tWD, if I may so. Now, even this sneak peek has brought me to tears, totally love and respect the director's perspective on this tale. So glad and proud to be a Russell Crowe fan, and simply cannot wait to see what promises to be a brilliant production of a touching story which will touch the hearts of millions!

My great grandfather was an Anzac.I hope Crowe does justice to him and everyone who served on the peninsula.I don't blame or hate the Turks for what they did ,in fact i admire and honour them to for only doing the right thing - defending their land.Attar Turk i tip my hat to you, amongst all your countrymen,and mine as well . The true war manic and the person i hate with a passion is that Churchill , who regarded our soldiers as fodder.His attitude towards Australia was proven years later, when he basically wanted our troops fighting the germans in WW2 while the Japanese were on our doorstep intent on invasion.The biggest war criminal who ever lived, and the man who single handedly sent thousands to their death while smugly smoking cigars.The word bastard is owned by him !

@onuraydin8732

10 жыл бұрын

so we saw Britain`s aim for holding the colonies like Australia. Their aim was sending innocent Australians rather than British gentlemen(!) in London. They were so kind(!) to die for their country. Poor Australians and Turkish people died for the imperial purposes of Britain. RIP for all of them.

towards time a trailer excited me so much...the scenes, Russell Crowe´s voice is stunning. I think this movie will be a critical and public success

This first look gave me chills. I'm very excited to see Crowe's directorial debut!

Russell Crowe is my favorite actor. He is a genuine professional. Not only as an actor but, I truly believe, as a human being. Can't miss this great opportunity to see that movie, especially since he also directs. This first trailer is one of the best I've seen. EVER. First looks at a movie should always be this great. Thanks Russell. Looking forward to see it for ALL the right reasons.

@kimbo30kh

10 жыл бұрын

Amen!!!!

@danielmartel3047

10 жыл бұрын

Kimberly Hall Hi Kimberly. Obviously, you are also an admirer of Russell Crowe. (I hate the word « fan »). One of my favorite movies is A GOOD YEAR. For years now, I have tried to reach some studio people to get this particular movie on Blu-ray, without any success. One representative told me that '' it is not in our future plans to release the film on in HD '' .If possible, give me your feedback on this. I was thinking of creating a petition to get A GOOD YEAR finally (after 8 years) to be released on Blu-ray. By the way, in 2002, my wife and I were in Provence (South of France) in the very area where the movie was shot. And everytime I see it, I just want to go back. That was the best travel experience ever for me. Regards. Daniel Martel. Quebec. Canada.

The film I've been looking forward to the most for the last 6 months

This just hit the must see list.

Russell had mentioned he had been listening to Einaudi when doing press for Noah. And that, indeed, is what is playing .

Cem Yalmaz'la Yılmaz Erdoğan'ı yan yana görene kadar dikkatli dikkatli izliyodum, görünce istem dışı gülesim geldi :) Böyle bi yapıtta oldukları için mutlu oldum, gururlandım ondan sanırım.

This will be a great movie about Gallipoli campaign and what it meant for Anzac British and Turkish side and what it was for people who lived through it, many people lost their friends and family during the war and this movie will tell their story

I'm impressed. Also Russell's voice makes me shiver

This is going to be EPIC!!!! Russell is the most amazing, most talented man on this planet!!

I loved so much this movie. I love Russell Crowe, what a wonderful and talent actor. I will keep this movie in my heart forever. Congrats Russel, you rock. Kisses from Brazil dear.

profoundly great line "hope is a necessity where i come from" with a deeply felt delivery.thanks russell.love your work with your unique transparant touching sensitivity to your characters.barry jones says he's a northern hemisphere believer . now i know why after your scene in the blue mosque captured what he means ,when i hit you of the magnificence , and holiness of the ambience of the place . that's the sensitivity you have that sets you apart .

Thank you for this extraordinary glimpse into the process. Wow!!!

Thank you so much for this production, you awesome guys.

proud of cem yilmaz & yilmaz erdogan

The way this film is made looks amazing and very interesting love the way Turkish actors are used in the film and can't wait to watch in UK cinema

I'm turkish man and I proud of Cem Yılmaz and Yılmaz Erdoğan for what they acted this big project :)

''people of Turkey'' güzel bir ayrıntı. bayağı emek harcanmış. sabırsızlıkla bekliiyoruz.

Looking forward to seeing the "Water Diviner" Russell Crowe , vision in directing, which shows how experience, and the ability to be humble in the role as well as seeing him step to the next evolution as a person and living legend thanks.

Really looking forward to this. Great introduction.

That brings so many thoughts and I can easily feel my turkish roots.. and proudly yes I'm a turk

@applesass

10 жыл бұрын

Ne mutlu Türküm diyene!

@ildirimardahalibarani5434

10 жыл бұрын

Same her proud of being turk

@erhancationic7329

9 жыл бұрын

the ottoman empire was an multicultural empire, my grandfather also fought for the khalifate, though he fought against the russian front, I know that turkish nationalists love to say yea we defeated england australia newsealand russia armenia greece al by ourselfs, but that is not treu, kurds and even arabs fought for the ottomans, there was even help al the way from yemen, and afgani women sold there own gold for the ottoman war, but the fact is that the western front with mustafa kemal and most turks were more succesful than us kurds in the east,

@erhancationic7329

9 жыл бұрын

***** dont cry? why are you sarcastic? why are you insulted? BTW in war we suported attaturk as an general, but after the war attaturk was not loved by kurds becouse of his asimilation proces

@erhancationic7329

9 жыл бұрын

***** oh, ok thanks, in the end we were all victorious Ellahmdullilah! but the fact is if the western front wasnt sucsesful? than I dont think that istanbul was ours today? becouse the eastern front with enver pasa who was an absolute idiot led an catastrophy! only by marching threw erzurum 60.000 ottomans died becouse that idiot enver pasa ordered his soldiers threw erzurum in the winter where its about -10 degrees, only 60.000 soldiers died by freezing,. NOT fighting! attaturk was not an idiot like enver pasa, and that is why I think that if the western front wasnt sucsesful than we wouldnt talk here about it,

I can not wait to see it :)

Looks like a beautiful film.

I am Turkish, and love both Cem Yilmaz and Russell Crowe. If they are in this film it will be a good one, I hope I won't be wronged.

omg - I love it already!

Wow, this looks to be a great film... Super nice way to introduce a film too, so much better than a trailer that just serves the whole film in a couple of minutes. Really enjoyed hearing Russell Crow's narrative :)

"Heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives! You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." M. Kemal Ataturk, from a letter to Anzacs.

looking forward to see it amazing history...

looks like a great movie! can't wait to see it! :)

I can't wait for this movie!

Congraaters Russell. This will be a great tribute to those who sacrificed on both sides. I think it will do heaps for relationships.

Such a creative idea ! especially using the 2 most famous Turkish actors will definetly grab the Turks attention ! Personally i am proud of Cem Yılmaz and Yılmaz Erdoğan! thank you Russell! cant wait to see it

Looks interesting, can't wait to see it.

awesome actor choose from turkey , cem yılmaz is the greatest

Best wishes on your first directorial effort, Russell.

Wow! Thank U Russel! Impressive! Especially with Maestro Ludovico Einaudi's Masterpiece Divenire !

thank you, was beautiful.

They'll never be another one that tops Gladiator! The most beautiful story every told and movie from Mr Crowe, in my opinion. On a side note, this looks great...

@drumdust

10 жыл бұрын

Agreed.....Gladiator is my favourite Rusty film too. I'd put Master & Commander and L.A. Confidential as second and third.

Looks awesome :)

Has Russell Crowe ever acted badly? Perhaps wrongly cast sometimes but always acted first class, a movie to look forward to.

Wow..... Just ....... Wow!!!

CEM YILMAZ

The piano song playing at the beginning of the trailer (0:00-1:51) is Ludovico Einaudi - "Divenire"

Anyone know what the first song was in the credits?

... Amazing! 💗

I love TURKEY!!

Cem Yılmaz'a geleseye kadar dikkatli ciddi ciddi izliyodum sonra istemsiz gülmeye başladım ulan ne sempatik adam ya :d

its looking good so far, something about the Turkish deaths i want the say my grandfather's father en his 3 brothers died there. 2 of them where under 18 years old. And my grandfather fought thereafter in Turkish independence war, so WW1 is a devastating war for the Turks cuz they fought for about 15 years continiuesly on several fronts! The loss of young people was huge, we lost 1/4 of our population imagine how it was with injuries thereafter

This movie looks great and his kind of movie that he can so his true death of feelings and his acting ability.

Dear Russell Crowe really looking like really really really great movie i hope we can see more movies like that with joint effort.A small note to Jai Courtney i wish Andy Whitfield (May God rest his soul) was alive and we had chance to see him at this movie too.

I'm turkish and I just wanna watch it because of Russell Crowe !

thanks mate for showing another side to Gallipoli

Russell Crowe is always "top shelf" in anything he does, from acting to now being a director. Russell, you "never cease to amaze me", as Split Enz would say. This looks like an epic movie. And your choice of Ludovico Einaudi for your musical score is perfect. Va bene!!!

i read some about Gelibolu so Can't wait to see, hope its shows in United Kingdom :D

(*o*) The cinematography is really awesome! And Russell Crowe? No doubt

I hate early judgments, but I think this gonna be epic! I really hope that gonna be the one.

@nimde8961

9 жыл бұрын

I know where you come from, trust me. You want to see the epicness of this movie rather than the dark side of turkish history that simultaneously happened as the killing of the innocent Christians miles away. I guess turkey's investments on denial did pay off for now, but not so fast. Not only ottomans killed more than 2.5 million Christian Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians at the same time as this battle, but also they have been keeping silent about it for years and when they began opening their mouths they lied and lied and lied. turkey is submerged in big sea of lies and denial and has to answer for it. This movie is for stupid people who will assume based on one battle that the ottomans were brave and honorable. The truth was they were cowards and killed and raped and plundered the innocent Christians. The big picture was otherwise. Elimination of Christians from the land was the dirty agenda of the evil young turks.

I look forward to watch the film and I want to go to the premier. This film can make Turkish' s dreams come true. Most people will watch and say " Turkish people are strong, they can improve their situation etc. ". And people will know Turkish films and actors so it will be a type of advertising.

Let's just hope and pray that Mr Crowes directional debut is slightly more memorable than his attempt at leading a band, "30 odd foot of grunt" , anybody?

when will the song Love was my ALibi be released? the last song at the movie credits, I cant believe it is still not available???

2.36 dan sonra başlayan müziğin adını bilen var mı arkadaşlar ?

I'm sure it's gonna be great.

Could any1 name of the background song/music at 1:38 ?

I'll be going to see this movie. This looks like a great story of a man searching for his 3 sons after World War I. Good luck Russell, I hope that it is a hugh success.

seems like a nice movie

Cem Yılmaz ve Yılmaz Erdoğan gerçekten başarılı ve birçok başarılı filmi imza atmış oyunculardır,Russell Crowe çok yerinde bir tercih yapmış ve uğraşmış da umarız film biz seyircileri etkiler ve tadına doyamayacağımız bir film izlemiş oluruz. Şimdiden teşekkürler.

This move should be titled 'Gallipoli 2: Maximus Rises'

Impressive)

Don't invade a country if you don't know where it is... OK you know International Institute of Social History; it is an archive on social history and an independent scientific Institute founded in 1935. Read "Turkey. A Modern History" by Erik-Jan Zürcher if you somehow manage to spare your precious time, he was the head of the institute for 15 years. It is one of the most objective approaches you can find for Turkish history. There, apart from everything else (including Genocide claims of Armenians), you would see that the events in gallipoli war was not really that different from what you see in the film. So, instead of ranting on saying things like "I am oh so so angry, cannot write, so angry, cannot see, crap this is, ohh very angry, Greeks and Armenians are the victims always, Turks are always the oppressors always, ohh angry", get out of your high school history books and make real research for once in your incredibly valuable life. In World War I, "The Gallipoli Campaign", was an awful and notable failed offensive by the Allies, and took place on the Gallipoli peninsula for eight months from 25 April 1915. Gallipoli derives its name from the Greek word "Καλλίπολις" (Kallipolis), meaning "Beautiful City", and where the Anzac Legend began. "Anzac Day" every 25th of April, commemorates the date of that military landing at Gallipoli, and remains the most significant day for Australian and New Zealand commemoration of our military casualties and our veterans from all wars. It is a great movie. And I give this movie a 9 because of the honor and courage it took in telling the story that nobody else dares to tell, because of fear from reprisals from the Armenian and Greek lobbies. Thanks again Mr. Crowe, you truly are a gladiator! --------------------------------------------------- "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." ~ Mustafa Kemal Pasha - Ottoman Commander, Gallipoli. ----------------------------------------------------

"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well. " Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

Cem Yilmaz!

It looks amazing, cannot wait to see this. Oscar nomination maybe? Who is the little boy?

I hope you didn't add any lies into the real story... As Tükiye we trust THE REAL STORY...

@xxxxxKULxxxxx

10 жыл бұрын

biz biliyoruz geçmişte nelerle doldurduklarını o love storyleri...

@onuraydin8732

10 жыл бұрын

ben isin acikcasi skyfall falan gibi sacmaliklar beklemiyorum bu filmde, fragmani da belli ediyor zaten. kaldiki boyle bi durumda bu kadar turk aktorun oynamasini da beklemem zaten. russell crowe gibi oscarli bi stara yakismaz sacma sapan karalamalar.

@zagan1

9 жыл бұрын

It's a line from a letter there's nothing more to the line, so it's a made up story of a guy going to a place after WWI

Very happy to see Jai Courtney again! Good choice! When does the movie hit the theaters?

güzel bir çalışma olmuş görünüyor ...

Great

yilmaz erdogan ... harika !!!!!!!!

Any news who's scoring the movie?

Whats the release day ???

Australia

Cemin oyunculuğu gayet iyidir arkaşlar. Yılmaz erdoğanda bir başka. bakalım. russel nuhu kurtaran eleman zaten. oyuncular iyi de holivud her zaman holivuddur diyesim geliyor.

Respekt

COOL!

Does anyone know the music that starts at around 1:57? You can really hear it uninterrupted starting at 2:36. And is the piece at 3:20 the same one? I know that (if they are different) one of them is by Thomas J. Bergersen so I know it's from Two Steps From Hell but I don't know the title. Thank you!

@cjbrett89

10 жыл бұрын

Two Steps From Hell- Everlasting

@ImdBookworm

10 жыл бұрын

Chris Brett Thanks so much! And I learned that the last piece is Ludovico Einaudi's "Run". Thanks again!

@anlarkan7841

10 жыл бұрын

ImdBookworm what is this song ? ( 1:10 -1:52)

@ImdBookworm

10 жыл бұрын

Anil Arikan That would be Ludovico Einaudi's "Divenire" It's actually the song that starts from the very beginning of the video up to about 1:52. ^_^

@anlarkan7841

10 жыл бұрын

ImdBookworm thank you so much :)))

BELLISSIMO,AVVINCENTE,A QUANDO I SOTTOTITOLI?

the most exciting turkish movie evar to be made... no doubt

CEM YILMAZ farkını gösterir herzaman

anyone know the trailer song?? it's fascinating.

@ruslanmavrodinov1398

10 жыл бұрын

"Run" by Ludovico Einaudi from his latest album "In a Time Lapse". A stunning work of art.

What is the piano song at the beginning?

@J0atmon

10 жыл бұрын

Found it. It's Ludovico Einaudi-Divenire

Check out Russell cop a feel at 4:07

adamsınız!

cem yılmaz gösterisinde türklerin ingiliz aksanıyla konuşmasını yeriyordu.Ama kamera arkasında ingiliz aksanıyla konuşacam diye maşşallah kendini paralamış.

Btw this movie was from russels perspective. He feels ashamed for not viewing it from the turkish perspective