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Fikrimin ince gülü (1992)
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This film, adapted from a novel by well-known Turkish novelist Adalet Agaoglu, is a perfect depiction of Turks living in Germany, their problems of identity, the situation of being in-between, i.e. neither being completely Turkish nor being completely German. Of course, Ilyas Salman's amazing acting, depicting a desperate man and his efforts to protect his beloved yellowish Mercedes (which he calls "Sarikiz"-"blonde girl") from the harsh conditions of Turkey is also something that contributes to this.
All in all, a must see for audiences of Turkish comedy and diasporic cinema.
P.S: If you like this title, I can also highly recommend another Tunc Okan film, called "Otobus".