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  Review by katie ★★★★½ 1

  this is such a beautiful movie and i love being angry

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  Review by Marian ★★★★★

  girls are so strong and i love them for that

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  Review by CinemaCl🎃wn ★★★★ 18

  Undeniably amongst the most powerful & provocative narratives to surface on the silver screen in recent years, Mustang is a beautifully balanced blend of skilful direction, sensible writing & terrific performances that takes a much-needed dig at patriarchy & conservatism and also works as a joyful celebration of sisterhood.

  Set in a small Turkish village, the story of Mustang follows five young orphaned sisters whose lives are changed completely when they are caught harmlessly playing with some boys on a beach, after which their conservative family bars them from going to school anymore and begins marrying them off one by one without their consent.

  Co-written & directed by Deniz Gamze Ergüven in what is actually her feature film debut, Mustang takes only a few…

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  Review by Jasmine ★★★★½ 2

  @ anyone who rates this lower than 4 stars......why do you hate women so much?

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  Review by 🤟🏻jess🤟🏻 ★★★★★ 2

  women authentically showing the world the unfortunately very real and grossly overlooked experiences of other women.....THESE are the kinds of films that need to continue being created and widely recognized and awarded.

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  Review by guilherme ★★★★

  do you ever cry at the end of a movie because it was so good

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  Review by ˗ˏˋ Liam ˊˎ˗ ★★★★★ 5

  [jo march's women monologue plays over the speakers] this film to me is what cinema is all about and has just become an instant favourite!!!! it's a perfect example of how important it is for women to have the chance to make movies and tell their own stories!!!!! i'm so glad i finally got round to watching this i'm probably not going to shut up about it for some time now so yeh happy international women's day laid ease go forth and make movies no matter how grand or small because the world truly needs to see them <3

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  Review by Joan ★★★★ 3

  you know that buzzfeed video where they get drunk girls to hold puppies? one of them sobs and is like "i wish i could protect them." that's me as the drunk girl with the turkish girls as the puppies except im sober and sadder

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  Review by Lucy ★★★½

  i wish i had sisters

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  Review by iana ★★★★★ 1

  we need more movies about girls tbh

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  Review by Mike D'Angelo ★★★½ 5

  70/100

  A.V. Club review. Rare case of a film that I started out hating and wound up kind of loving. Early scenes have the five sisters behaving almost as a single organism, manic and undifferentiated; this proves to have a strategic purpose, as they're subsequently "picked off" one by one by the serial killer known as Patriarchy. Comparison to The Virgin Suicides is unavoidable (though I confess that it didn't occur to me until I read other reviews; saw Coppola's film only once, when it opened, and really need to revisit it), but Ergüven's take on the subject is at once less artful and more emotionally direct. For whatever reason, the tradeoff works for me here much more often than…

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  Review by Priyanka ★★★★½ 1

  Hair flowing, doors slamming, eyes sparkling, lives changing, girls laughing, hearts breaking. The deepest kind of love, the fullest kind of joy, and the worst kind of pain. A visual spectacle and an emotional ride.

  I don’t really know what else to say except that I really want to hug my sisters right now.