El gatopardo
The film, translated into Turkish as "The Leopard," focuses on the survival struggle of an aristocratic family during the unification process of Italy in the 1860s. At the center is Don Fabrizio Corbera, the Prince of Salina. The Prince realizes that he needs to form new alliances to protect his family's future. He gets his greatest support from his nephew Tancredi during this process. However, Tancredi's plans to marry the Prince's daughter Angelica will break the heart of the family's other daughter, Concetta. This situation tests the Prince's principles and family ties. The film is adapted from Giuseppe Tomasi Di Lampedusa's novel of the same name.
Audience experiences are generally positive. The film received praise for successfully reflecting the socio-political atmosphere of the period and the emotional conflicts of the characters. Additionally, it also gathered admiration for presenting the rich historical and cultural texture of Italy at the time.
The film was shot in Sicily. Historical places, especially around Palermo, play a significant role in the film.
