Saner Ayar, producer of the widely discussed Atatürk film, speaks on the '12'den' program with Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu: 'An Atatürk film could be made, but...'

Saner Ayar, producer of the Atatürk film that made a huge impact across Turkey following its promotion, was a guest of experienced journalist and author Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu. Ayar shared unknown details about the film. Ayar also stated, "We made a world-class Atatürk film that was said to be impossible to make. We made it, but it seems it could not be distributed." The '12'den' program with Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu will be on the 12punto YouTube channel tomorrow at 07:00.

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Saner Ayar, the producer of the Atatürk films, which were highly anticipated following their promotion, shared exclusive assessments with 12punto.

A guest on the '12'den' program with Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu, Ayar made striking assessments regarding the film.

The film, starring Aras Bulut İynemli as Atatürk, Songül Öden as Zübeyde Hanım, and Sarp Akkaya as Enver Pasha, met with audiences in theaters after Disney Plus decided not to air the film.

The first film (Atatürk 1881 - 1919) reached 1 million 619 thousand 36 viewers, while the second film (Atatürk 1881 - 1919) was watched by 563 thousand 794 people on the big screen.

Ayar, who described the film in a previous statement as, "A dream whose entire foundation we laid with passion and belief," touched upon why the film was not aired by Disney Plus.

While stating, "The Armenian diaspora's efforts to block this work continued to increase," Ayar said, "We made a world-class Atatürk film that was said to be impossible to make. We made it, but it seems it could not be distributed."

Before the film was released, there was significant backlash from Armenia and France; regarding the criticisms, Ayar responded, "The imperialist powers of the world have not finished their fight with Atatürk."

Famous producer Saner Ayar's detailed assessments and the details of the Atatürk film will be on 12punto's YouTube channel tomorrow at 07:00...

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