Babil

2020 - TURKISH - SERIES

Drama

The story follows an idealistic professor who, after an unjust dismissal and while caring for his sick son, grapples with isolation and despair as he navigates a dark journey that tests his resilience amidst the fragility of his ideals and the harsh realities of life. Babil is a 2020 Turkish-language Drama television show featuring Halit Ergenç, Asli Enver, Nur Fettahoglu, Birce Akalay, Mesut Akusta, Beren Kasimogullari and Muazzez Isin Sapmaz.
  • Jini Score
    7.0/10
  • Critics Score
    69%
  • Rating
    7.1/10
  • Jini Score
    7.0%
  • Critics Score
    69
  • Rating
    7.1
negative

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Release Date2020
Language

Turkish

Genre

Drama

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Babil Reviews and Ratings

Average Review Rating : positive

70.67%

Positive Review Rating : 69%

69%
    • Melissa Camacho

      Its more clinical than cuddly, so those tuning in for some warm feel good moments will be disappointed. ( Read More )
    • Steve Greene

      Not every documentary trying to speak to human nature has to take the Seven Up mantle, but its hard to watch this and not want more of that iconic series of docs DNA. ( Read More )
    • Helen Brown

      But the relentless awe were expected to sustain over this series begins to grate pretty quickly. ( Read More )
    • John Serba

      Babies is not an Anne Geddes collection in documentary form, but rather, a moderately fascinating amalgamation of hard facts and melted sugar. ( Read More )
    • Chitra Ramaswamy

      What you get is a series such as The Baby Has Landed or Child of Our Time given the Netflix Originals treatment: swish production values, a global outlook, a more diverse mix of families, lots of meaningful closeups of an infants big toe, and a lush Blue Planet esque opening with a lovely fat baby suspended in water instead of a beluga. ( Read More )
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