Fatoş Talihsiz Yavru Trailer (1970)

14 January 1970 Drama

Little Fatoş's father died when she was very young. Her mother married Turgut so that she could take care of herself and her child. Turgut is a cruel man. He makes the sick woman and her child work and takes everything they have. Fatoş meets Gariban on the street and starts selling candy with him. However, her mother is very sick. Turgut's mistreatment has made the woman's illness much worse. When they were kicked out of the house, they ended up on the street. The mother and daughter are alone now. They have no one but Gariban.

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Cast

Yeşim Okçugil as Fatoş

Crew

Nejat Okçugil Director

Nejat Okçugil Producer

Vecdi Uygun Writer

Mehmet Özdemir Director of Photography

International Titles

Fatos talihsiz yavru Trailer

International Releases Dates

Turkey 14 January 1970

Production Companies

Okçugil Film

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