For those who heed the call of the mountains, the best mountaineering movies are here! These movies bring the magic of summits and the limits of the human spirit to the screen with sincerity.
by Taner Parlak
Teachers are symbols of self-sacrifice and dedication. The best teacher movies feature inspiring stories of teachers who have gone beyond their duties with an awareness of their responsibilities.
by Mehmet Demir
Ballet is one of the purest forms of art and combines dance and music. The best ballet movies make a difference by bringing the magnificent performances of ballerinas and ballet dancers to the screen.
by Berra Kara
Privacy is one of our most fundamental rights, and no one has the right to interfere in this area. The best voyeurism movies are about obsessive intruders who violate this right.
by Volkan Toprak
In addition to inspiringly celebrating what is good, cinema also takes on the responsibility of reminding us of events that we would rather not experience again. In the best movies about slavery, we witness shameful days for humanity.
by Mehmet Demir
The best American football movies, which focus on sports at first glance, are far beyond being sports movies; they are magnificent productions that show that the definition of success is different for each of us.
by Mehmet Demir
You know, there are some movies that tell the necessity of continuing life despite all the difficulties and obstacles, and movies about blindness are among them. The best movies about blindness are full of life lessons.
by Berra Kara
Journalism is the art of revealing hidden truths. The best journalism movies of all time tell us about the efforts of journalists and the difficulties they overcome in the preparation of the news we read.
by Hakan Aslan
Parents sometimes delegate responsibilities and rely on babysitters when they need to go out without their children. The best babysitter movies are about unexpected events that happen when the parents are not at home.
by Pelin Özçelik
There are inspiring stories of chess players who lived their lives on a board of sixty-four squares. Some of the best chess movies tell these true stories, and some are inspired by them to write new ones.
by Mehmet Demir
