Okay, so I picked up a new DVD last night - of the film Gadjo Dilo.  Entering it into my catalog, I find the only profile for it is a South Korean locality one.  The profile is incomplete, but its a good place to start. 

The scanned back of the South Korea profile is different, and lists the disc as Region 3, while the one I bought is Region 0, so I know they're likely not the same, even if they do share the same UPC.

I have corrected the profile to match the disc I now own, added everything that was missing, but I have one question.   

My question for my Profiler colleagues is this: which locality should I change mine to? 

Options:
1.  United States:
Reasons For:  I live in the US & bought the DVD in the US.
Reasons Not:  It definitely appears to be an import.

2.  Turkey:
Reasons For:  The back of the case says "Turkish Edition"
Reasons Not: Subtitles are in English & Chinese, neither of which is an official language in Turkey.

3.  Other: 
Please elaborate.

Thanks for any assistance!

Quoting Draxen:

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Well, my personal view, judging solely by the facts that the package says BOTH that it is Turkish edition AND it has only subtitles in English and Chinese(!), is that it might not be a legitimate release. Depends, of course, on where you bought it, but that combination sounds very fishy to me.

I was thinking something similar. That and it also shares the same EAN as the South Korean entry already in the database.

As for where I bought it - I got it off the shelf at a local shop in Louisville, Ear X-Tacy (http://www.earx-tacy.com).

I suppose another option would be China or Hong Kong?  The overview is in English and in Chinese characters (however, I do not know that it is Chinese, since I cannot actually read the language).

Don't know if it will prove anything but try putting the EAN in here and see what the issuing country is (for the EAN)

Pardon the ignorance, but what is an EAN?  Is that the same as the UPC?

Okay, so the EAN is the thing I always thought was the UPC.  Or they are the same.

Entering that number gives me HK as the issuing country, which I assume is Hong Kong. 

My memory this morning was a bit faulty - it says "Turkish Version" not Edition.  And the website listed for the distributor has an .hk at the end of it, so I think I'm going to end up going with Hong Kong as the locality.  Website is in tiny, tiny print so I'm not surprised I missed it last night. 

Thanks everybody!

At this point I'm not sure that the locality it was meant to be sold in is actually Turkey. 

This morning, when I made the post, I thought that it said Turkish Edition, whereas what it really says is Turkish Version - right above where it says that it has optional English or Chinese subtitles.  Blame my misread on being half-awake and wanting to get the post up before heading to work. 

So, at this point I think the correct answer is Hong Kong.  Here's why:
- The EAN site says Hong Kong
- One option for subtitles is Chinese
- The overview is in English & Chinese characters (likely Chinese language, but I don't read Chinese, so I can't say definitively and Chinese is not the only language to use that logogram)
- The tiny, tiny print of the distributors website on the package ends in .hk

Some excellent suggestions above. If you can check the framerate, that'd help determine if it's HK or Turkish, the former being NTSC, the latter PAL.

As it stands, it's looking very much like a Hong Kong release. The dual-language thing is standard (if not compulsory) for that country.