Greece Hotels Travel - Globe Trekker: Turkey
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List Price: $19.95
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Manufacturer: 555 Productions
Starring: Justine Shapiro
Directed By: Ian Cross
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0637101121596
Format: Color
Label: 555 Productions
Manufacturer: 555 Productions
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: 555 Productions
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2004-05-01
Running Time: 60
Studio: 555 Productions
Theatrical Release Date: 2004
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Editorial Reviews:
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Visitors have been attracted to Turkey since Julian Caesar uttered the immortal words: I came, I saw, I conquered . Its unique convergence of three very different worlds, Europe, Asia and The Middle East, make it a nation rich in history, classical civilization and art. Traveler Justine Shapiro starts her journey at the Roman ruins of Ephesus. She then travels up the coast to the volcanic Cappadocia region, home to one of the first Christian communities. Traveling east, she visits the wonders of Nemrut Dag, and then heads north to her final destination: the Kachkar Mountains near the Black Sea Coast. Along the way... - Sail the turquoise coastline of the Black Sea - Hike up Mount Olympus to see its eternal flame - Spend the night in a tree house - Dance with a bride on her wedding day - Experience a Turkish bath complete with massage
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Beyond Bad (negative stars). A real ripoff
Comment: Justine Shapiro, an unattractive spoiled young woman goes to a country with some of the greatest archeological sites in the world, and ends up producing a video featuring (what else?) herself involved in a series of trivial activities. She spends only a few moments in Ephesus because (surprise, surprise) it's too crowded, but spends a lot of time on living in a tree house youth hostel on Mt. Olympus, races through the tunnels of Cappadocia being oh-so-cute, the same with a peasant wedding. And all interspersed with poorly focused and faded footage of the Anatolian plateau taken from bus windows. But if you do buy this bomb, you'll get to see lots of pictures of (what else) Justine Shapiro.
Justine appears, by the way, in a green dress with a hem so high that it barely covers her Thunder Thighs, a curious choice in a country where conservative dress is appreciated.
I've been to Turkey, and it's a fascinating country, but you'll never know it from watching this stinker.
A much better quality video on the same topic is: Biblical Treasures of Turkey
Customer Rating:
Summary: FANTASTIC
Comment: A GREAT DOCUMENTARY ABOUT TURKEY, ANYONE WHOM IS PLANNING TO GO ON A VACATION MUST SEE IT BEFORE DECIDING FOR THE PLACE
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