Looks interesting for me, anyway after d/ding and seeing Bes Vakit I am very interested in Turkish child movies, very specific atmosphere, good story, credible plot, no OT scenes of course.
[REL] Adem´ in trenleri (2007) [Turkey]
[REL] Adem´ in trenleri (2007) [Turkey]
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Looks interesting for me, anyway after d/ding and seeing Bes Vakit I am very interested in Turkish child movies, very specific atmosphere, good story, credible plot, no OT scenes of course.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0885470/
Looks interesting for me, anyway after d/ding and seeing Bes Vakit I am very interested in Turkish child movies, very specific atmosphere, good story, credible plot, no OT scenes of course.
Re: [REL] Adem´ in trenleri (2007) [Turkey]
Hmmmmmm........here are the subs as posted on usenet
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which I can verify as being correct for this usenet release
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which is obviously not the same file as released here
Maybe someone who's d/loaded the original release can confirm these subs are in sync or possibly even edit.
There was another subtitle file posted (in srt format) that appeared to have nothing to do with this movie!

which I can verify as being correct for this usenet release
which is obviously not the same file as released here
Maybe someone who's d/loaded the original release can confirm these subs are in sync or possibly even edit.
There was another subtitle file posted (in srt format) that appeared to have nothing to do with this movie!
Re: [REL] Adem´ in trenleri (2007) [Turkey]
Subtitle Workshop only deals with text, and a .sub file isn't text, it is the binary bitmaps that the DVD player superimposes over the movie.
I used SubRip to convert them to .srt, and confirmed that they sync up with the byMax rip at the top of the thread (a fraction of a second early but no big deal).
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I used SubRip to convert them to .srt, and confirmed that they sync up with the byMax rip at the top of the thread (a fraction of a second early but no big deal).