Real-Life Story Of A Turkish Army Who Saves A Small Korean Girl During The Korean War

Im not crying,,ur crying😢😢

Best story ever

north korea dumb south korea cool

Hangi kıtaya gidersen git Türkü bulursun.

Unconditional love

Im afraid to watch this movie.. might i cry like a girl
AGAIN..!!

brub all of you guys say thye are collage students THEY ARE NOT COLLAGE STUDENTS SHE LITRELLY SAYS "Vocational High School"

This bbrought tears to my eyes, as my father's mother, or my grandmother, had died in the Korean war. Korea will forever be thankful to Turkyie for their efforts in perserving the democratic republic of Korea. May Allah grant Suleyman jannah Ameen. Thank you to my lord Allah and thank you Turkyie

Watched this in the cinema and had to shed some tears in the end.

Beautiful movie

The Koreans and Turks are brother countries, great sacrifice from both strong nations !!

why korea did not make a movie yet ?

Watch the documentary Ayla my Korean daughter, will make you cry no matter what age or no matter what gender.

I hope that through this movie, the heroism of our fellow Filipino soldiers (more or less 1k) would be shown as movie, and it names as "Battle of Yultong".

It’s Unique of how Turkey and South Korea have a strong relationship with each other

A true story about the pure spirit of humanity.

I cried like a frickin baby ESPECIALLY when I found out it was true 😭

I heard that the Turks fought well in Korea. As far as I know, the Turks have always been skilful and brave soldiers.

Fılm name please

I'm not really into Turkish guys, but I do have to admit that Ismail Hassan is quite handsome, lol.

Ako lang ba Ang naka kita sa Ph flag na naka pwesto sa bundok?

How many countrys help south korea

Now I know why this was recommended to me it's because it is father's day here today. I've watched it and made me cry.

소ㅑㄴ ㅑㄴ ㅁ쳐미ㅣㅛ 해ㅐㅇ

Thank you Turkish father for having a warm heart to share with a vulnerable baby girl. My also grandma fought in Korean war as a medical officer and atrocities were indescribable..., it must gave been so tough for foreigners and we cannot thank these soldiers enough❤

It made me cry when i saw that movie.

I watch the documentary. Ayla also try to find sulaiman when she grow up by aplying to tv show to seek missing person. But she didn't know his name and didn't have picture or anything on her. Mind you, she was only 5 years old at that time. She only remember that he was her father. She doesn't even remember her life before meeting him. She said her memories with him is the most joyfull time.

I watched this movie with my mom in a theater years ago. I remember everyone in the theater including us were literally bawling! And then, on our way out, all of us were smiling at each other with love and compassion..as if there was a special bond we shared after crying and cheering together. It was so beautiful. So human. So natural. Many thanks to everyone involved in the making of this movie. I recommend everyone to watch this movie with their loved ones, on a rather large screen with a good sound system because the acting, the music, the subtle miraculous touching scenes being performed by these amazing actors, esp the child actor who played Ayla will amaze you.. (btw, the correct way to pronounce Ayla is EYE-la as in Isla)

Sending love to everyone from Izmir, Turkiye ❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

prrrr skibbe dopdopdopdop yes yes yes💀

Omg my eyes are getting wet right now just after watching the end😢😢😭

The Chad Sulayman

turkish army brings real humanity not like america who killed innocent iraqis in the name of operation of freedom in 2003

No wonder South Korea became a great country, it was fought for by great men from great nations.
Salute !!!

Great movie ! Nicely shot !

Sulleiman fed the ants before going to war this is a reference to prophet Sulleiman that would tell his army to not stomp on the ants when they where marching Inshallah 🙌🙌🙌

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

South korea should be thankful for the soldier who dies just to protect their land from north korea

대단한 터키군인들... 감사하고 존경합니다. 언젠가 은혜를 갚을 날이 있기를

with very sad twist of fate Süleyman Dilbirliği and Eunja Kim met years later in 2010 and after premier of the movie and just 2 months later he died of multiple organ failures at age of 91 only to be followed by his beloved wife Nimet very shortly afterwards.

I was just watching their return to each other this story is so heartwarming

Is this true or just a story?

Respect Turkey for supporting South Korea from Saudi Arabia
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They have met in real after 60 yrs have passed. The turkish veteran went to korea for a visit and thats the chance for suleyman to meet Ayla. Ayla had 3 children and she’s a widow.

So touching movie 🥺🥺🥺😻😻😻😻

I love this film so much it’s heartwarming, it’s also similar to my name. Love South korea from turkey. 🇹🇷 ❤️ 🇰🇷

turkey sent 4th most soldiers out of 16 countries and they were mostly VOLUNTEERS. yet they had the highest casualties because they are fucking brave and incredible soldiers.
during the first major invasion of n korea army, turks stayed behind to help UN allies retreat safely.

and thank you russell balisdell for going against the order and saving 964 kids by using 16 military planes. later was summoned to appear on a military court for insubordination but never showed a single moment of regret or fear.

true true heroes.