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everything you have heard about this movie is true.

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Actually this film has introduced several new expressions to Turkish. I am sure that an average person in Turkey has watched this film at least ten times and what is attractive is that no one complains about laughing on the same scenes many times.Sener Sen, who is comedy pioneer in Turkey, performed a brilliant act and Kemal Sunal accompanied to him. In addition the performance of Adile Nashit (mother of Feyzo) is so successful that you can easily see the standard mother model of east Turkey at that time. What is more, this production narrates the miserable side of east Turkey while Atif Yilmaz exhibits a magnificent masterpiece so that there is no such moment when there is not a pleased expression on your face. Although there are plenty of comedy scenes, Kibar Feyzo has succeeded in showing the class conflicts in 70s. The only negative aspect of this film is that, it only lasts 80 minutes. I invite everyone to sit back and watch this masterpiece. I am sure you will enjoy.

This movie is the best example for a movie which describes the severe situations behind the mask of fun. You laugh as hell and you see what people suffered quite a couple of decades ago. A perfect dilemma of joy and sorrow. Even the sadness of the last scene is soothed with lead actor, faithful departed Kemal Sunal's (RIP) skillful role-playing. He is an expert. So sad he passed away early. So, this is a funny movie and I'd like to quote some funny parts of it. (If you did not watch the film, still you can read.) The funniest thing about this movie is the "dismissals" of Feyzo. At that time, husband should pay quite a lot money to bride's family. Feyzo and Bilo want Gulo like hell. Exploiting this situation, Gulo's father opens an auction between two husband options. Feyzo do not have enough money to pay her father to marry Gulo but finally, he gives the highest bid which he can not afford at once: He agrees with father of Gulo to make equal payments. Aga is the lord of the domain, and Feyzo also persuades Aga as the insurer of his payments. Kibar Feyzo means Kind Feyzo. He likes being modern and everything. He wears a white hat in the wedding, which is same as Aga's, which drives Aga crazy. He dismisses Feyzo at once and he goes to City. He works in the city and when the payment is due, Aga sends him a letter to come back (since he is the insurer and don't want to pay money himself.). But when he comes, he needs just a few bucks and he builds a public toilet in the village. People of the village wonders that "new" entity in their village and make a queue. Just after Feyzo fulfills the payment, Aga comes. He writes on the toilet at once "free for Aga". Aga asks "what is this?" and he says "this is a public toilet, 5 bucks for pee, 10 bucks for poo, free for you" then Aga says, "I'll poo, and then some other one poo just over my poo, are you crazy. Have you ever seen in your life "a poo over Aga's poo". And he orders the toilet to be destroyed and sacks Feyzo again. Feyzo in the city again, there he learns about worker unions, strikes and all. He learns that in the city, no girl is "for sale", too. When the next payment is due, he summoned again and this time he tells many things to villagers, which Aga don't like at all and bans him from the city. Feyzo, who needs to work in the city to pay the next payment, but banned, tries to make himself sacked. However Aga won't let him go. He makes many funny things in this period, which he wants Aga to sack him. He writes "tyrant Aga (Faso Aga)" on the wall, which Feyzo also do not know the exact meaning, but somehow heard in the worker union meetings as "Tyrant employer". Again Aga asks what it means an Feyzo answers in a very funny manner in Turkish: It's something like faggot, something like pimp... It is one of the most funniest works of Turkish film-making history. But it also draws a perfect picture of the situation in eastern Turkey in 70's. This film is a phenomenon. A "must-be- seen"

This is one of the best movies ever made !!! It is very funny and coevally it shows the real life in the east of turkey at the 1970's. But its unbelievable funny :-))) "Feyzo" finished the army and comes back to his town, where he wants to marry with "Gülo". But there are some intricacies. His mother don't want to pay the bullocks and the money which Gülo's father wants for "Gülo", because at this time it was tribe for the people. The other problem is "Bilo", he started and finished the army at the same time like "Feyzo", and he wants to marry with Gülo, too. But "Gülo" loves "Feyzo"! But he can forget all of this before one man don't give his OK, he is the merciless chief of the village, "Maho Aga".

One of the best Turkish comedies forever!I have just watched millions of comedies but this is one of the funniest and most intelligent I've ever seen. Most of the American ‚New Hollywood' comedies are silly and too simple in my opinion. Nothing compares to ‚Kibar Feyzo'. 80 minutes entertainment! Kemal Sunal alias Kibar Feyzo (in English: ‚the gentle Feyzo') is a good and naive guy from a village in Turkey. He wants to marry a girl, but her father (Ihsan Yüce, who also wrote the script) is against this marriage as long as Feyzo does not pay for his daughter, an old traditional deal in the past of Turkey. Feyzo does not have any money, so he tries everything to get his girl. He earns money in Istanbul, fights against the morality, learns a lot of things in Istanbul, e.g. that you can earn some money with a lavatory. So he builds a lavatory in his village (with some pieces of wood), but ‚Maho' (Sener Sen), a so-called mayor of the village, destroys everything Feyzo wants to do...The story has original twists and wonderful moments. It's about emancipation, told in a very funny way. Great characters, great performances and a lot of original gags. It's hard not to fall in love with this most wanted comedy of Turkey's 70's.