Necip was involved in a traffic accident one evening. He lost consciousness due to the force of the impact to his head. When he was taken to the hospital, doctors diagnosed him with memory loss. Hospital officials attempted to contact his relatives using Necip's identity information.
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Groom's Block is slang in Turkey for prison sections holding those accused of serious sex crimes. The film's story and characters are drawn from everyday life. In the Groom's Block, the guards and prison governor manipulate tensions, as prisoners push each other to the edge of existence. We experience the tension and paradox of a violent prison and justice systems reflecting the shifting moral norms and structure of Turkish society. The jailed and jailers enforce violent justice daily, expressing in their lives a society confronted with its need to hide from itself, in desperate denial of its cruel contradictions.
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Akide Beykoz lives with her youngest son Ercan in one of the neighborhoods near the coast. Although Akide has two other sons, Maksut and Fikret, all her energy is focused on her youngest son. Maksut and Fikret are angry with her because they married girls they found themselves, not the ones their mother chose. She dislikes her daughters-in-law, Saadet and Aysel, and the negative experiences she has had with them lead her to a new idea: Akide vows to marry her youngest son, Ercan, to a girl she finds herself. However, Ercan has already proposed to Duygu, the nurse recently assigned to the Beykoz Central Health Center. Duygu, who was raised without a mother, places great importance on family relationships and says she will not marry Ercan without her mother's consent. This situation forces the two lovers to play a game.
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A mysterious woman, seen for a moment and not realised whether she is real or imagined, will upset Basri's monotonous existence and throw him into a story that takes place outside of time and space: A story set in a world of obsessions, fears and delusions in which he finds himself all alone.
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When a dam swallows a valley in Turkey, destroying the property of its residents, a mountain community is displaced into a concrete world, searching for a place they can call home. A visually enchanting cinematic masterpiece that manages to stir an emotional response solely from the aesthetic aspect of the haunting imagery of the decline, collapse, and abandonment of a place.
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Safa is a grumpy old man. His grumpiness has alienated all of his children. As a result, he finds himself spending another holiday alone, when he meets a little girl named Aylin. The friendship between Safa, who is in the twilight of his life, and Aylin, who is just beginning hers, begins to change Safa. Safa resorts to a game in order to mend his relationship with his children. Safa's children, who are struggling with life's problems, visit their neglected father, albeit reluctantly, and unwittingly find relief from their great troubles. However, his children continue to receive their share of Safa's series of surprises until the very end.
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Yakup, a former sailor, lives with his granddaughter Cavidan. Cavidan is a memento of his late daughter Melodi. Yakup has diabetes, and his condition is getting worse. He loves to eat. Despite Cavidan's best efforts, he secretly eats unhealthy foods. Grandpa Yakup has two other daughters named Çiçek and Irmak. Both are married. Their husbands, Şefik and Serkan, constantly try to extort money from Grandpa Yakup under the pretext of business. Realizing they can no longer get money from him, the husbands plan to set a trap for Grandpa Yakup with a courier they have arranged, feeding him a poisoned wrap.
Shares a lead actor
Akide Beykoz lives with her youngest son Ercan in one of the neighborhoods near the coast. Although Akide has two other sons, Maksut and Fikret, all her energy is focused on her youngest son. Maksut and Fikret are angry with her because they married girls they found themselves, not the ones their mother chose. She dislikes her daughters-in-law, Saadet and Aysel, and the negative experiences she has had with them lead her to a new idea: Akide vows to marry her youngest son, Ercan, to a girl she finds herself. However, Ercan has already proposed to Duygu, the nurse recently assigned to the Beykoz Central Health Center. Duygu, who was raised without a mother, places great importance on family relationships and says she will not marry Ercan without her mother's consent. This situation forces the two lovers to play a game.
Necip was involved in a traffic accident one evening. He lost consciousness due to the force of the impact to his head. When he was taken to the hospital, doctors diagnosed him with memory loss. Hospital officials attempted to contact his relatives using Necip's identity information.
Safa is a grumpy old man. His grumpiness has alienated all of his children. As a result, he finds himself spending another holiday alone, when he meets a little girl named Aylin. The friendship between Safa, who is in the twilight of his life, and Aylin, who is just beginning hers, begins to change Safa. Safa resorts to a game in order to mend his relationship with his children. Safa's children, who are struggling with life's problems, visit their neglected father, albeit reluctantly, and unwittingly find relief from their great troubles. However, his children continue to receive their share of Safa's series of surprises until the very end.
A mysterious woman, seen for a moment and not realised whether she is real or imagined, will upset Basri's monotonous existence and throw him into a story that takes place outside of time and space: A story set in a world of obsessions, fears and delusions in which he finds himself all alone.
Yakup, a former sailor, lives with his granddaughter Cavidan. Cavidan is a memento of his late daughter Melodi. Yakup has diabetes, and his condition is getting worse. He loves to eat. Despite Cavidan's best efforts, he secretly eats unhealthy foods. Grandpa Yakup has two other daughters named Çiçek and Irmak. Both are married. Their husbands, Şefik and Serkan, constantly try to extort money from Grandpa Yakup under the pretext of business. Realizing they can no longer get money from him, the husbands plan to set a trap for Grandpa Yakup with a courier they have arranged, feeding him a poisoned wrap.
Groom's Block is slang in Turkey for prison sections holding those accused of serious sex crimes. The film's story and characters are drawn from everyday life. In the Groom's Block, the guards and prison governor manipulate tensions, as prisoners push each other to the edge of existence. We experience the tension and paradox of a violent prison and justice systems reflecting the shifting moral norms and structure of Turkish society. The jailed and jailers enforce violent justice daily, expressing in their lives a society confronted with its need to hide from itself, in desperate denial of its cruel contradictions.
