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Kurtulus, a meticulously crafted six-episode (6x1 hour) television series, masterfully chronicles the Turkish War of Liberation. Although it is accompanied by a truncated cinematic adaptation that fails to capture the essence of the story, the TV series remains a compelling retelling. It unfolds over a span of four years, beginning with the Allied invasion of the Ottoman Empire in the aftermath of World War I and culminating in the Turkish Nationalist Movement's triumph over the Greek army in Western Anatolia at Ankara.

Bolstered by an unprecedented budget, a庞大的演员和群众演员阵容——字面上，整个土耳其军队的师团——以及全国范围内的生产投入，Kurtulus emerges as the most ambitious project in the annals of Turkish cinema and television. Virtually every reputable actor in the country has a role, be it a major or a supporting one.

The director, Ziya Oztan, performs admirably in blending drama with documentary techniques, catering to the tastes of both drama enthusiasts and documentary aficionados alike.