Eyvah Trailer (1970)

09 April 1970

Kemal is arrested as a suspect in a murder committed in a hotel room. He is wrongfully sentenced to death. His fiancée Fatma begins to fight selflessly to save him from execution. The only person who can save Kemal, who has been framed by false witnesses in court, is Lawyer Abbas, who was previously on the side of the real killers. After hearing the truth from Fatma, Abbas, influenced by his feelings for her, decides to put the past behind him and risk his life to save Kemal from the gallows. Determined to clear his conscience, he sets out to capture Tevfik and his team, who organized the murder.

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Cast

Emel Sayın as Fatma Ortaç

Murat Soydan as Kemal Fehmi

Farid Shawqy as Abbas

Reha Yurdakul as Tevfik

Eva Bender

Yousuf Shaaban

Crew

Abdel Hai Adib Writer

Metin Erksan Director

Yılmaz Tümtürk Screenplay

Hulki Saner Producer

Çetin Tunca Director of Photography

International Titles

وحش الأناضول Trailer

International Releases Dates

Turkey 09 April 1970

Production Companies

Saner Film

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