Turtles Can Fly(2004)
The first film set in Iraq since Saddam Hussein's fall depicts a Kurdish refugee camp, where orphaned children are trying to survive.
Certificate
Age group15+ years
Duration95 mins
- Grace Olivia
- 3 reviews
We found this film very interesting and informative. It is important to watch for people 14+ because it shows them the effects war has on civilians. We thought that it was a hard movie to watch because of distressing scenes and it was also a film we wouldn't chose to watch however it educated us on the costs of the war in Iraq. The acting in this movie was incredible, it made you feel like the children were actually struggling with the situation and you were there with them. We would recommend this movie to adults and teenagers because its shows you how lucky you are and to not take things for granted. Olivia+Grace (14,15)
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