Annem (1987) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1987

Original Title:
Annem

Alternate Titles:
Bırakmam Seni

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Gözde Film
Sineray Film

Production Countries:
Turkey

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

A young woman whose husband works as a laborer in Saudi Arabia returns home to find her daughter Ceylan missing. The woman suffers a great shock and loses her mind. Ceylan has been kidnapped by a young couple who work as cleaners and have no children of their own. Their goal is to extort money from their wealthy grandmothers, who live for the love of their grandchildren. The son-in-law, who had been ostracized by his mother-in-law due to his gambling addiction, manages to salvage his situation thanks to the child he kidnapped. The elderly woman, overjoyed at the prospect of having a grandchild, opens her home to her daughter and son-in-law. Years pass, and the young woman, who has lost her mind, goes to work at a wealthy estate. There, she encounters her daughter Ayşe. However, they do not recognize each other. Ayşe finds the closeness she could not find with her stepmother, whom she believed to be her real mother, in the cleaning woman.

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Director:
Temel Gürsu

Director of Photography:
Abdullah Gürek

Writer:
Arda Uskan

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