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The Water Diviner (2014)

Story line The Water Diviner (2014) :
Four years after the Battle of Gallipoli, Australian farmer Joshua Connor travels to Turkey to find his three sons, who never returned home from the war. When he arrives in Istanbul, he meets others who have also suffered losses: hotelier Ayshe and her son, Orhan, who befriends Connor; and Major Hasan, a Turkish officer who fought against Connor's sons and now may be their father's only hope in finding closure.

A father's journey in search of his sons.

Movie details The Water Diviner

Runtime : 112
Release : 2014-12-25
Genre : War, Drama

Cast

	Russell Crowe	as	Joshua Connor
	Olga Kurylenko	as	Ayshe
	Jai Courtney	as	Lt-Col Cyril Hughes
	Isabel Lucas	as	Natalia
	Damon Herriman	as	Father McIntyre
	Ryan Corr	as	Art
	Jacqueline McKenzie	as	Eliza
	Cem Yılmaz	as	Jemal
	Deniz Akdeniz	as	Imam
	Megan Gale	as	Fatma
	Birol Tarkan Yildiz	as	Turkish Officer
	Daniel Wyllie	as	Captain Charles Brindley
	Michael Dorman	as	Greeves
	Robert Mammone	as	Colonel Demergelis
	Canan Ergüder	as	Red Cross Nurse
	James Fraser	as	Edward
	Steve Bastoni	as	Omer
	Salih Kalyon	as	Dr. Ibrahim
	Aidan Liam Smith	as	Young Edward
	Benedict Hardie	as	Dawson
	Christopher Sommers	as	Sgt Tucker
	Michael Gilmour	as	Anzac Soldier
	Jack Douglas Patterson	as	Young Art
	Ben Norris	as	Young Henry
	Dylan Georgiades	as	Orhan
	Ben O'Toole	as	Henry
	Fatih Ugurlu	as	Omer's Man
	Robert Byron	as	Walker
	Ümit Demirbas	as	Omar's Man
	Yunus Emre Sogukkanli	as	Omar's Man
	Allen Tiller	as	Turkish National (Extra)
	Paul Chapman	as	Turkish Nationalist Soldier
	James Elliott	as	Greek Soldier
	Darren McGuiness	as	ANZAC Solider
	Özcan Özdemir	as	Soldier
	Pelé	as	Rei do esgoto
	Yılmaz Erdoğan	as	Le commandant Hasan

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Some Reviews

> A father with a hope to find his missing sons.A fictional narration with the backdrop of the World War I. Precisely the story begins after the end of the war, about a father who goes after look for his sons who were last seen on the battlefield of Gallipoli, Turkey. The rest is the mix of drama, war, romance, flashbacks, and whether his mission is accomplished or not is the climax that decide.Frankly, I was a little disappointed. The story was not based on the real, but looked like one. The point is it was a wonderful and inspiring theme, but direction was not convincing along with bad editing. If you look at who's that, it was a direction debut for Russell Crowe, who played the main character in the film as well. Some of the historical facts were wrong, especially showing the Greeks in the bad light was the negativity of the film. Visually the films do not give the impression of the pre 1920s where the story set in. Instead, it looks more of the late 40s or the early 50s.Since it was set after the war, most of the characters were in a guilt attitude. Can't say whole film was predictable, but the scenes were. The performances were the only things that tried to lift the movie, as well as the music and screenplay in some parts. This, book based movie should have been directed by any top director, not for the freshers to try-out their skills in direction field, because of the powerful stuffs like anti-war elements. One time watchable, but disappointment is ahead of you if you expect greatness from it. Anyway, it was Australia's top gross movie last year in Australia.6.5/10