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EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE GREAT

Look, I'll be here for at most an hour Call me if you'll be late, don't keep

me waiting here. There was this guy Önder, we were together in a boat deal.

We were to meet that day, he called me, I went there.

I wait but he doesn't come. I phone him, no one answers.

I was in front of a kiosk. I was hungry so I decided to eat something.

Ferdi, I'll sit here. Hotdog and cola.

What's up?

- Who was that gesture for? - What's going on, who's that?

That man over there Hey, you creep!

- Who, me? - You're the only creep around!

- Take it easy guys. - Take that finger and...

- What is going on? - She told you not to lick that finger, you oaf!

No need to be rude!

- Don't talk like an idiot! - Why did you get up, pervert!

- Shut up, you bitch! - Cut it out!

Stay out of this son, this is for big boys!

I'll smash your head in! Don't hit me, you son of a bitch!

- Run Altan! - I'll smash your head, I will!

- Your head's bleeding. - Really?

- Don't touch the wound. - My skull's broken.

Don't moan, we'll do something.

You talk back to them, and then you run away. I'm so glad I hit that girl.

What are you doing?

- Mind your own business. - What is this place?

- Wait, what are these packages? - Sit down.

Is it a depot?

Sit down, I'll clean it up for you. Don't move.

A pharmaceutical depot, what is got to do with you?

- Don't talk! - Plenty of stuff here, eh?

Don't fidget Altan!

Quite a lot of cash How is Dad?

Are you really interested?

Scold me, don't be shy. I am the ungrateful son.

Dad is ill, Altan, he's not well You never call him, is that fair?

- Look, he's mad at you, too. - Who, my Dad?

Our Dad.

- He's always mad. Where's he? - The house at Sisli.

That chicken shack! What a beating we got!

A fight parted us, and a fight brought us together again.

- Has it been 3 years since we parted? - 2 years 4 months.

- So you counted the days, eh? - Still the comedian, I see. We are...

- ...finished Altan, you may go. - Where to?

- To where you came from. - Wait a minute, we haven't seen...

- ...each other for years, let's talk. - We talked, didn't we?

- What is this? - Rasim Bey's locker.

- What's inside? Treasure? - This is an office, got it?

- Alright. - I said an office!

- OK, let's talk business then. - What business is there to talk about.

What is this pharmaceutical business? Wholesale! Who buys this stuff?

Why should you care? You're a real pain. Every time I see you something

- ...goes wrong. - Why're you always getting at me?

I'm not that kind of a man, you exaggerate.

You came two years ago, and said let's start business.

- Didn't we? - And what happened? You ruined

the business Altan. I have no faith in you, man.

Right, I do have such an image.

- Leave them, don't fiddle around. - Alright, I won't eat them.

Haven't called for two years, you bet I wouldn't.

No entrance! A bedroom! Still got your scrap book?

Do not touch them! Put it down, Altan!

I drove an identical car, it goes really last.

To hell you did, that machine is 320 hp, 0-100 in 5 seconds.

It will catch up with 355 at startup. It's got ABD, not ABS.

ABD was... what was it?

- What's your job? - I wanted to tell you, but you

didn't let me. I want to talk business, but you're trying to get rid of me.

- I'm opening a bar. - You're opening a bar?

- Yes. - A bar?

- You worked at the carpet shop? - That's history.

- What about the yacht cruises? - I get seasick.

The boats ran aground. You were a tourist guide too,

that didn't work out either. Didn't week out.

- And now this, opening a bar. - Yes, everything's ready.

- Are you mad or half-witted? - In the name of Allah! Pack it in.

- Is this place yours? - No, I work here, I sleep here and...

- ...I don't want to see you here please. - Please don't! You're so unkind.

Don't you understand a thing? Get out of my life! I've been fed up...

- ...with you ever since you were a kid! - Show mercy.

- Please Altan. - OK I'll be off now, I'll call you.

- Don't call. - Goodbye. I'll call.

- Don't Altan, farewell. - I say I'll call you but if you don't

want me to... We'll go to Dad's one day. I'll call you.

Don't call!

Good morning Bedriye abla. I just cut the doorman's throat.

- Got any plastic bags? - Get out of here!

You're going to die!

- Bumble bee, buzz buzz buzz. - Go away, Altan.

- Bumble bee, buzz buzz. - Leave me alone.

- I will not, I'm sleeping. - Ayla, I found my brother Nuri.

There was a fight, they smashed my skull in, why don't you look?

Go away. They did a good job, whoever they were.

Go to the den you've been idling up to this hour.

Shame on you. Bumble bee, buzz buzz.

Altan, will you go to your bed?

To hell with the duck, to hell with the bed.

I'm trying to tell something but you won't listen.

This is it! Flashy shop, dynamic crew, business booming. Will you get me...

- ...a cup of tea? - Nuri abi?

- I told you not to come here, didn't I? - You said don't call, you didn't say...

- ...don't come. Get us some tea. - What's he saying?

- What do you want from me? - Nothing big, don't put me off.

I've got my job to do, I can't waste time with you, get lost!

Don't scold me in front of the kid. Look, will we do business together?

- Still talking about business. - What are you looking at?

- Are you really brothers? - We are.

- You don't look alike. - My skeletal structure is more Italian

I'm going, you keep an eye on him.

- You are very funny. - Honest? I'm not aware of it...

- ...it's great that you told me. - Where are you going?

- I'll sleep in my brother's room. - The boss may come any minute.

- What do I care for your boss? - Please don't, or I'll be blamed.

Stop babbling, I'll lie down for two minutes. Go fetch me some tea.

I'm opening the bar I just need some cash.

- That'll be no problem for you. - Of course it won't, don't laugh.

I've got some goods, I've got to sell them.

- I've got some goods too. - What a joke! Do you learn these

jokes from the fish? I am consulting you.

- What goods are those? - All from Europe.

- What are they? - Cream, shampoo, medicine.

- So you robbed a perfumery, eh? - No, a friend owed me,

- He'll pay me if I sell them. - So he'd sell it himself, if he could?

- Something on those lines. - Don't bother, let him sell them...

- ...himself and pay you back. - We are hurry. Don't you have...

- ...friends? He'll accept halt the price. - I don't know that market.

God dammit, you've turned into a fish, you're no help. Get me some tea.

You're a fraud. I've crossed your name off my book.

- Why. Dad? - I wanted to, it's my book.

- You never call me. - Have pity, I come here twice...

- ...a week, each time you complain. - Don't answer back! You come

empty-handed. You could've brought chocolates. My mouth's bitter.

- I brought you candy-floss. - You eat those. You're not ashamed.

- They are delicious, Dad. - You'll never jump with that stick.

- He jumped, Dad! - Does it write 'idiot' here?

- I'm an idiot, I wouldn't know! - Why. Dad?

Shut up! Don't answer! You blockhead! Why'd you bring this? Do you mean

my bum's turned into candy-floss? I'm better than the whole lot of you.

You and your good-for-nothing brother. Sons of asses!

- I'll have a shave, Nihat. - Right away.

- After that, work on the hair. - How do you want it?

- Shape it up, eh? - I'll trim the top, we'll do something.

- Nihat, trim this part too. - Don't do it Altan, behave, my boy.

- Give it to me, so you took it? - After I finish the surgery.

- Behave my boy, or my hand will slip. - Give it to me, I've been looking...

- ...for it for a week. - What are you looking for?

- I need it, give it to me. - Alright. Take it.

- All you do is play games. - I've come to talk business.

Don't play with that thing. You create havoc in my shop.

You're a real miser, fussing over a bit of a jelly.

- You were going to run a bar. - Of course. I came to ask for...

...suggestions. I've got some pharmaceuticals. How do I find a buyer.

- Did you ask Eczacibasi? - I asked Mickey Mouse, he sends...

- ...his greetings to your mom. - What pharmaceuticals?

Medicines, aspirin. If we sell them we'll open the bar.

Like the Hodja's sheep. If we sell them...

Very funny. You'll beg for free beer when I open the bar.

Walk on. Off with you! The hell with you!

- Welcome, Rasim Bey. - Come here Nuri. Where were you?

- I was out delivering, Rasim Bey. - Why did it take so long?

- What were you delivering? - On the way I dropped by Dad's...

- ...place for 5 minutes. - You should keep your private...

- ...affairs to your leisure time. - I haven't seen him for a long time.

- Have you been here long? - Yes, 2 hours.

- Did anyone ask for me? - No.

- Any problems? - He left an hour after you.

What's the latest news on the bar business?

I've got a few bits, drugs, that sort of thing. I have to sell them,

- I've found a place for the bar. - What kind of drugs?

- Nothing big, lotions, aspirin. - I was scared, I thought you meant...

- ...those uppers. - No, of course not. But the money...

- ...is in that business, I suppose. - You can't get rich selling aspirin.

There was a guy who did this sort of thing, he's in jail now.

- What did he sell? - Don't be so naive.

- Uppers... Where do they sell them? - You're really into this thing.

No, I'm just curious. I want to meet those dealers.

- You may get in trouble. - I'm not a drug addict. Just curious.

Give it to me. I'm leaving these here. Show it to me.

You said you were curious, don't mess it up.

Don't you trust me?

Good evening.

Yes?

- I wanted to get something. - How many?

- I'll buy a box. - Do you have enough cash?

- How much? - 10 a piece. Box is for 240.

I'll just buy one.

Here, off with you.

- What's the name? - Hüseyin.

No, the pill's name?

Are you high or something? It writes on the back.

- Call me if you need to. - I will, Rasim Bey.

- Hi. Sorry. How are you? - Who is this young man?

- Altan Camli sir, his brother. - Have you been to Tesvikiye?

- I have, sir. - Tell Riza to close the accounts.

- OK sir, goodbye. - I didn't know you had a brother.

I have sir. Unfortunately I have.

What are you doing? The boss is magnifique.

- Altan! Farewell, farewell. - What happened?

The boss is magnifique, so is my job. I enjoy it and I don't want to see you.

I'm glad for you, I won't come any more. I've come to fetch you.

- Where to? - Our place.

- I can't come. - I told Ayla that I found you...

...she said 'Bring your brother. We've got plenty of food at home.

- I'll be working, I can't come. - She'll be heart broken.

- I can't come. - I said you'll break her heart.

He's my brother, sweety, I haven't seen him for two years.

I'm very impressed. We just have macaroni, that's all.

Fine then. That's what we eat, anyway.

How are you abi? We kept you waiting. Tomatoes, you love it.

C'mon Ayla, honey! No salt? Ayla! We're hungry, eh?

- Don't yell Altan, I'm coming. - My pretty wife's a great cook!

- What did I cook? - A little nervous today, are we?

Yes I am. Please don't get me wrong, but I've had enough of this marriage.

The decision is yours. Let's hope for the best, Ayla.

- Sweety. - Wait a second. You know Altan well.

- Six years, and I still don't know him. - My business is a bit hectic, she...

- ...can't keep up with me. - Business, what business?

Tell me, are you against the bar project? Tell me frankly.

What bar? It's been years, you're still talking about it. You brought home...

- ...a couple of shitty stools, that's all. - You're not supporting your husband.

Support what, are you going to open the bar with two stools?

- Stools are the main assets of a bar. - To hell you will.

He may open, he may close, he may go bankrupt. Excuse me.

- What happened? - I'm leaving.

Well done, Ayla. I'm going with my brother.

- Go to hell! - Is that your last word?

Did you see how she nags me? There's no pleasing her!

Women are ungrateful, in the end they always sulk.

She may be right, actually. I've done no good to her.

- This is not a decent marriage, - But I'm near the end. She's making

tun of my stools. But the truth lies elsewhere.

- What is the truth? - I'll open it, you don't listen.

I'd charmed her with just one bouquet, but it's no use now.

- It's not easy to be your wife. - You shouldn't talk like that. We

were in love when we married. She was hooked on me in the beginning.

You're no stranger, we didn't get out of bed for 40 days.

- Where are you going? - I don't know. Let's go to Dad's.

- Are you crazy? - Why? Let's go straight away.

- At this hour? - We'll say we missed him.

What happened? What brings you two here?

We missed you Dad. We just dropped by to see if you need anything.

- Shall I make some tea, Dad? - No. I had two glasses in the...

...morning, makes me sick. You know Ömer. His slimy sons bought him

- ...a house in Ayvalik. - To get rid of him. His shit would...

- ...freeze in Ayvalik. - What? You didn't even bring me...

- ...a bread ring at the kandil feast. - I brought some Dad, you didn't eat.

Don't interrupt! You shouldn't talk to your Dad like that. I say you didn't...

...and you say you did! No one will notice if I die here. Neighbours bring food.

- Strangers strive to help me. - Don't talk like that, Dad.

I will. I'm cursing myself. I must be an ass to bring up the

likes of you. Did I bring you up to be callous brutes, you animals!

Now you come and bug me. So you brought me kandil cakes.

Damn you, I don't want your kandil cakes, off with you!

What a fuss over a cake! I'll go get some in 2 minutes.

- It's too late. - All right Dad, don't mind him.

I never mind him anyway. Where has he been for two years?

- He was working, Dad. - I've been working, Dad.

Go on and work then, let me see you, c'mon.

You've been shitting in our mouth since we came here.

- Altan! - What?

- Careful, you're talking to Dad. - We don't appreciate him, we're...

- ...not worth a shit. I'm disgraced. - That's enough.

- We're never in favour. - He got peevish as he got older.

- I've seen his younger days. - Get out! I'm better than the...

- ...whole lot of you! Look at them! - Don't, Dad!

So I get older. Shut up, don't talk! Don't be rude!

I know what you're worth, too! You rascal!

- Let's have a drink here. - You go on, I don't feel like it.

- Come on, we'll relax a bit. - Let me go Altan, I...

Come on, they're all friends. Come on.

Orhan, this is my brother. Erdo! See my brother? I'll bring him.

- Tevfik! Look, my brother! - Don't make a big scene.

Don't worry, they're friends. Suat! How's things!!

- How're you? Where've you been? - Thanks. My brother.

- Really? It's a great pleasure. - Not for me.

He's a bit strange, tolerate him. He's a great joker.

- I don't like it here, let's go. - We'll have a drink and go.

Tuncay! Look out! What are we having?

- Nothing! - You should drink something...

- Tuncay, we have a guest! - Tuncay, move on.

- Beer! Suits me. Any appetizers? - I'm leaving.

- Where to? - I'm going.

Why don't you sit for a while! Is there a problem?

- That faggot Tuncay spoiled it. - I'll teach him, don't worry.

- I'll pop by, goodbye. - Certainly. I found a music...

- ...set for your bar. - Man, you're cool.

- Tuncay! You're finished. - My greetings to Ayla.

- How's Suat, great kid, eh? - He's a fraud.

C'mon, you're so strange. Everybody's a fraud. You think even your...

- ...brother's a fraud. - It's my brother who's the real fraud.

I am not. I may look like one but I'm not. Suat is great, abi.

- God knows, he helped me a lot. - Leave it, Altan.

He came up with cash, that's how I got those stools, I swear.

You don't listen.

- Where are you going? - We're walking.

- I'll go to the office to sleep. - OK, I'll take you there.

- You can't go there. - Why?

- It's an office, don't you understand? - OK, I'll walk with you.

- Don't walk with me, go. - I'll show you something.

- What'll we see at this hour? - This is very important for me.

I'll take you to the depot afterwards. This is very special. Right here.

- We're there. - We're where?

- See? - What?

- This is my bar, don't you see? - What bar?

Here, look.

- I'm going, don't waste my time. - Where to?

- Where're you' going to? - I'll take you...

- Go back to your home. - I've come all this way, come on.

- Altan! Good night to you. - Good night to you too.

- What are you doing? - Nothing, I'm not doing anything.

- You go on. Lie down and sleep. - Are you sick?

I'm sick, I live. My heart is...

- Go to your home. - How can I go, didn't you see.

We had a fight, how can I go back? I'm not an ass.

Don't be so touchy, Altan. Get off my back.

Who's holding you back? I'm no better than a street dog.

- I'll lie down here. - C'mon, come here.

If you insist. I'll have to endure the smell of medicines for a night.

Please don't get me wrong, it's only for one night. Never again.

I'm not a beggar. It that's what you think, I won't stay.

- OK, I'm going to bed. - Come, I'll massage you.

- Don't be ridiculous, I'm going to bed. - Where will you sleep?

- I'll lie here. - Alright. Goodnight.

- What is this, abi? - Rasim Bey's locker.

- What's inside, treasure?

You're not touching anything, are you?

- Don't get your hands on anything. - I'm sleeping.

- Fine. Take this pillow. - Have a nice sleep.

Didn't you sleep yet?

That pill I took that day... A friend's got the same stuff.

He wants to sell, I'll help him. He owes me, he'll pay his debt.

'He owes you, he'll pay his debt' So you've got drugs!

You want to sell them? Don't get involved in such deals.

Congratulations, that's generous advice. Ayla is going to throw me out.

- What's Ayla got to do with it? - I've been living in misery, with the

dream of opening a bar. All I've is 3 stools, I've become

a laughing stock of kids. I can't take it anymore, I need that cash.

Will the problem be over when you sell your friends' drugs?

Of course it will.

Look, I know a place. We'll go tonight. But this is the last time...

- ...you do this business, OK? - Right!

Stay in the car, I won't be long.

- What happened? - I talked to him.

- What does he say? - There's a guy called Nusret.

- He may buy it. He's in Bodrum. - How will we find him?

I have his number. He'll talk to you if you give Fevzi's name.

- What's the number? - Here, write it on the back of this.

- 05424251607. - Starts with 0 542?

Thanks. Drop me by a phone booth.

Hello... I want to talk to Nusret Bey I'm Altan, calling from Istanbul.

I got the number from Fevzi. OK, I'm waiting.

Good evening, abi. Nusret Bey, I have some drugs, Relaton...

I've got 7 large boxes. Yes. How much? All of it?

I'll bring them myself. Dollars? OK.

I'll leave tomorrow morning, I'll be in Bodrum in the evening.

I'll get the whole lot, is that right? I'll call you from this number.

OK Nusret abi. Of course. I'm sorry. I'll be there tomorrow evening.

Be careful, he says. You be careful, you silly. The bar is open!

- What's up? - What?

- Open the door. - What door?

Won't you take me in? What is this, like a jail bar?

No, I won't I'm going to bed, Altan.

- You can't set one foot in here. - I brought ice cream.

Don't you have any pride? I said go, don't you understand anything?

This is not nice. Alright then.

- Welcome. - Wasn't there a queue?

- Not for you. - Don't drive it far.

- Don't worry. - Park it somewhere safe.

The best place.

- He's driving like hell. - The car is fast, what can he do?

Altan! You stick like a dung fly! I'll call the cops if you don't leave.

You weren't interested in ice cream, so I brought you this.

Carrera 4 S. That's it!

- Hope you didn't steal it! - What a naughty thing to say.

Dress up, we'll have a ride.

- But I'll drive. - We'll see.

C'mon, I'm waiting here. Get chic. Comb your hair. Put on lotion.

I used all my credits to bring the car here. You think your brother...

...is good for nothing. Who's ever done such a favour to his brother?

I'm waiting here, make haste.

Wow! That's it!

- I'm ready. Let's go! - Right away.

How about that? It's like a snake!

- It's out of this world, Altan! - And you don't let me into that

depot. Trust your brother. See what I've brought you.

- That's right. - Chill out, you crazy!

The car's nervous, Altan!

- Let's go to Bodrum for 2 days. - Alright.

Damn it! Ask the boss for the car. You'll drive the Renault. We'll

have a couple of days off, while I do a small business.

Right on!

- Let's have some soup. - What about the car?

Leave it. C'mon, get out.

We'll be back, just lock it. Aren't you hungry?

Give me the key. You'll spend the whole night there, it I let you.

Tonight is very special. For me, as well as for you.

Why are you so stiff? Get those gloves off.

- Great car, eh? - Amazing!

Know thy brother!

- Where is the car, you idiot! - What car?

Just a minute, sir.

You filthy lot! You've turned this place into a pigsty. You mock gangsters!

- With all respects, what pigsty? - Shut up, don't answer!

- You stole my car in front of me. - So you stole the car, eh?

Don't spit on me, you had a good time in the car.

- Will you tell us where the car is? - I will, nobody's stolen the car.

- Here's the key, in my pocket. - Shut up, don't lie to me, you filth!

- I'll teach you. - Where did you leave the car?

I'm telling you, wait a second. The car is over there.

- Where? - Took the key from you, it's over there.

- May I smoke? - To hell with the smoke!

I took the car from Tolga Bey. He said put it to the garage. The upper...

...level was full, I wanted to bring it down. The patrol stopped us.

- I'd no license, I stopped to drink soup. - Don't act like an idiot!

- Don't, I'm not hitting you! - Thief!

Ask my brother! Let me take you to the car.

- Where do we go? - Make a U turn.

- The car is gone! - I can see that.

- Didn't you park here? - I said what about the car and...

- ...you said let's leave it here! - You parked it.

There must be another entrance. Could it be on the other side?

Maybe you parked it on the other side. Go on, say something.

I swear we parked it right here. Must be thieves!

- Fantastic, great. Bravo. - Please...

- Shut up, you! - Please do I hit you?

- Hilmi. - Hilmi abi, my brother parked it there.

- Say something! - I don't have a brother called Altan.

Why are you so tense? What're you doing, my own Dad wouldn't even pinch me.

That's enough!

What are you saying, you ass-hole!

We won't be kicked around. Get up, Altan.

Come here, don't run you cowards.

- My foot's broken. - What happened? Is it bad?

- Cut it out! - Why! I'm trying to cheer you up.

- That's enough! Cut it out! - You're so strange.

- Just when I got things together. - I came along, your lite changed.

Ah, my blind pity! I shouldn't have let you into the depot.

What will I do in Bodrum? Why am I going?

- I told you baby. - Never call me baby!

I told you. You smashed the guy's face. He must be looking for...

you all over Istanbul. They'll find you Let's get lost for a couple of...

- ...days, for your own good. - So we'll run away all our lives.

Not that long . Just for a few days. How you hit that guy!

- It was like he hit a wall! - A heavy head-bang weighs 2 tons.

This forehead would survive two tones, estimate of the effect!

Great!

- What's going on? - I can't go on, I'm going back.

- What for? - I've got to go back to my work...

- ...earn my bread, they'll worry. - You must be crazy, we're on the

road, who'll worry? We'll phone them, this is just for 2 days.

You think you're free, but that's not the point. I've got my work to do.

It they catch you in Istanbul, you know what they'll do?

They'll pack you so fast you'll be surprised. Let me drive.

What are you doing? We're going to Bodrum for two days.

We'll go to Bodrum for two days and everything will be OK, ha?

- Yes, it will. We'll wander around. - Shut up, you thief!

- I've got a small business too. - Bodrum' Bodrum, what?

So it is Bodrum. I'll make you forgive me. You'll love Bodrum.

You thief, you scoundrel!

- I saw it in my dream. - What?

- I've treated Rasim Bey badly. - Still thinking of that?

- Shut up! Turn the radio oft. - Call him, it it's bothering you.

What will I say? My brother stole a car, I'm going to Bodrum.

Say 'Our Aunt in Yozgat died. We're off to her funeral.'

Sou you had an aunt in Yozgat, he'll ask. Anyway, I can't lie.

You should.

Stop at a gas station then, let me make phone a call.

I'm just about to wet my pants. I'm going to the loo.

Me too.

Fill the tank, I'll pay you when we get back. I don't have cash,

- I'll pay you back in dollars. - OK, OK, Turkish Liras will do.

- How much did you pay? - You owe me.

- Did you call Rasim Bey? - I didn't. But I will.

'It happened so fast Rasim Bey, ' I'll tell him, 'She was full of life...

...but suddenly she died.' The ceremonies will take at least two days.

- How much for the shirts, 2.5? - All for the same price.

Altan, where are you? I was telling you something.

I'm checking the T-shirts. We look awful. These are great.

The sun is strong here, it's an alien sun, let's buy a hat.

- Here it is. Great. - How does it look?

- This is it. - I'll buy glasses.

Like this? No, this is for teenagers.

- How about this? - This is it.

I'll buy a pair too, hold this Look at me. How is it?

It suits you.

Like a snake. We're game. My brother will pay. Come on.

- Hello... - Listen son. OK, listen to me.

That man there. He was talking to his mug in the loo.

Hello... Nuri abi..

Play something lively.

I don't know how. How do you do it?

You need the technique. Let me play you a tune. How is it?

Everyone's gone crazy, this is no holiday. If we can't find room here,

I'll sleep in Bodrum castle.

I didn't call Rasim Bey. I'll go back to Istanbul, Altan.

Come on, for god's sake...

Have you got a room?

- Single room? - It's my brother.

Brother? Yes, of course. Lovely brother you've got.

You're lucky, 311. I'll fill the forms. Call me if you need anything.

I'm tired. I'm tired of walking.

You can at least try to enjoy the place. Come on.

- So many tourists. - The heart of the matter is...

...the tourists. They don't have any notion of jealousy. You can approach...

...girl who's with her man, even kiss her! He won't mind. Bollocks, that's...

- ...what they are! - You bullock! You're a married man!

You don't know the problem. Nothing going on for 3 months.

- Have pity on me. - Why is that?

I don't know, she must have a problem.

- Women don't go for penniless men. - Really? Is that the problem?

It is. Women don't go for penniless men. They really look gorgeous.

- Excuse me? - I said they're gorgeous.

- See what I mean? - I'm a bachelor, Altan.

Come on, it's here. Let's go in here for two minutes.

I'll carry out an important project today. Hang on here for 5 minutes.

Drink something. I'll see a friend and come back right away.

- What would you have? - Apricot juice, please.

- Two minutes. - Don't leave me, Altan.

- Just for 2 minutes. - Don't be too long.

- Nusret abi, hi, this is Altan. - What do you want?

- I've brought the stuff. - What do you want from me?

I just don't know. This is my table, this is my beer.

- I don't know German. - Are you Altan?

- I am. - Nusret abi's waiting for you.

Pardon. I'm very sorry. He's German!

I'm going with a friend, I'll be back in half an hour.

What will I do all alone?

You're not alone, there's lots of people here.

- I've brought him, Celil abi. - He's here.

- Hello. I'm Altan. - Give me the bag.

Bodrum's on fire.

- Nusret bey, it's too hot for... - Sit down!

Sorry. Bon appetite.

- You look like a fine boy. - Thanks, I'm an unusual type...

...the ladies love it.

Look! I don't even trust my own Dad in this business. If you do something

- wrong, I'll cut your ticket. - No, I'll try to keep track with you.

- Did you bring the stuff? - I did, Celil Bey's taken it.

- Is it OK. Celil? - It is OK. Abi.

- Put these into your pocket. - Don't be offended, but I'd like...

- ...to count... - Look, whatever we talk about

stays here. Never forget that. OK? Where do I find you?

I'm at Cihangir, Istanbul. Ask for me at the taxi rank.

- Alright. Get lost. - I'm leaving then. Bon appetite.

Good evening, Celil Bey.

- Celil! Where is Osman? - I'll find him right away.

- Harun! - Yes, yes what?

- Japanese! - The other day we missed the...

- ...Dutch girls because of you! - Come on, let's take a shot.

- Forget it man! - Come on man, What the heck?

- Harun. - What?

- That man's looking at us. - Which man?

That man over there. I guess they're together. We better get lost.

Yes, You're right. Hello abi.

I don't know how to dance.

Good news, eh, Nusret abi? You've done a lucky deal.

I don't know how it happened, Osman. I gave half-price.

- Who is this guy? - An idiot, never mind.

Get the guys together and distribute the stuff.

You'll be rewarded when this is over.

Thanks, right away.

What's going on? What a strange man you are.

Operation complete. So you've got yourself a Japanese.

- Where have you been for two hours. - I'm on business.

- Got yourself a Japanese? - Chinese.

I'm Altan, brother.

- Naughty brother, naughty. - I'm leaving, goodbye.

Don't wear yourself out, I'll knead the rest.

I'm not tired! I'm kneading it for my personal pleasure.

You think I'd be embarrassed to ask you, if I were tired?

- No baba, heaven forbid. - Baba, a call for you.

- Who is it? Tell him I'm busy. - Osman, from Bodrum.

Good heavens! Give it to me. Hello, speak Osman.

Nusret's doing a deal here, I was alarmed. He got hold of 5-6 packages

from Istanbul for halt the price. He told me to distribute them,

- I wanted you to know. - Got it. Thanks my boy, we'll find...

...the source. Don't lose them, probe into this matter, that's it, my boy.

Hasan! Tell Apo and Suleyman to search all the depots. They should...

...check if there's any leak, that's my orders. Sure thing.

Hello? Yes?

Bumble bee, buzz buzz buzz. What's new, Ayla, how are you?

Did I wake you up? What're you doing?

- I just called to say I love you. - Enough! Where are you?

I'm here baby, on the job. We'll be back. I'll start the bar when I get back...

But I'm ending this conversation, Altan, I'm sorry.

Tahir abi. We're checking. Rasim abi's place.

- Any other place on the list? - No.

- No boss, we'll check here too. - Listen Apo, if he's the leak, cut his...

- ...ticket this time, OK? - Got it, boss.

Did you see my brother?

Your brother's taken a room with someone else.

- Someone else? - Yes, someone else.

- Why? - I don't know. Go and ask him. 314.

- Hello brother Altan. - Hi Altan. Nihao is Chinese for hello.

I heard the noise and wondered what's going on. What is this?

Don't touch... She knows her job. Acupuncture. You must try it too.

- Sure it won't do no harm? - Your sister-in-law's leaving,

try it before she goes. Tell you one more thing. Wo haini. Chinese for

'I love you'. Fan me, darling.

- Wow, Chinese, eh? - We don't have much time.

- She's leaving. - Konichiwa sister. Enjoy each other.

- You're really in love with her! - I said Wo Haini.

- Wow, you already speak Chinese. - The ship's leaving.

- Wave your hand. - Shall I?

Look at you. That's enough, she's gone. OK, I'll send you to China, come on.

- To China? How? - We'll find a way, by ship, by plane...

- What about the bucks? - I've found a way to get the bucks,

you'll be amazed. I'll open the bar when we get to Istanbul.

Everything will be great, come, I swear.

- Turn up the volume. - What's going on? Lover boy!

He's singing so nice. Look at those eyes, look at the beauty.

- Look at the eyes, Altan. - Eyes, those are just two lines.

- It's all in those lines. - I love her, but who?

Look at the lines and they'll tell you!

You're in love!

Yes? It's me. Who are you? Tahir Baba? With respects, Baba.

My voice is far from your mind, Nusret. Or did you build your...

- ...own empire in that trash hole? - I'll be damned, I couldn't catch your...

- ...voice, Tahir Baba. - One of our depots was robbed.

6-7 packs are gone. Apo and Suleyman checked it out last night.

- It they get through to you, call me. - By all means. You'll be told immediately.

Any wrong done to you, is done to us. With respects Baba.

- Celil! - I'm here.

Sit down. That faggot who brought the stuff. He stole it from Tahir Baba.

What does Tahir Baba say?

'If he turns up, call me, ' he says. Let's find him, Celil. If Tahir Baba

finds out, this time he'll kill me Go out and find that guy, come on!

As of this moment, brothers Altan and Nuri start a new lite.

- Lover boy, are you listening? - I am.

I'm telling you something, listen. What are you doing?

I'm eating the melon Chinese style.

Listen. One: I'll open the bar. Two: I'll make it up with Ayla.

Three: I'll make Dad move in with us. Everything's set.

Don't exaggerate. Hope for the best. I'm tired of your plans.

You know nothing, I'm a different man. I'll save you too.

Let's go Altan, we have a long way to go.

Wait a minute! ' Tolga Baykal, the young and handsome star of

high society beaten up by city thugs. Son of a famous transport tycoon,

he threatened the rogues and said he would take revenge,

on his way to the hospital.' Now we're done for!

- Who is this Tolga Baykal? - Who's Tolga Baykal?

What's up, Tolga?

What do you think you're doing?

I'm not shooting, am I?

That guy you hit with your head. They'll hit us now.

We can't go back. Let's run away to Greece.

We don't have passports, don't be ridiculous.

Never mind that. We can stow away on a tanker, or a ship...

- What about Ayla? Are you nuts? - We must be safe first.

- What about Ayla? - I'll take Ayla later.

When we get to Istanbul, they'll catch us in no time. This is plain...

...to see, I'm telling you. I had completely forgotten about that.

Why are you so quiet? You hit a stranger with your head!

- All because of you! - Shame on you.

You ruined my plans. I was a happy man till now.

Don't get smart with me! You brought all this trouble, you pest!

I make all the plans, I set everything straight, and now...

It's my plans, my job that's ruined. And now it's Tolga Bey.

You were happy an hour ago, looking at that picture.

- So he left. Was anybody with him? - There was a man. His brother.

- His brother! What's his name? - Nuri. And a Chinese girl.

- Chinese? What kind of a gang is this? - I don't know, Nusret abi.

- Do you know where they went. - Istanbul, I guess.

Istanbul? C'mon, Celil!

- It's the same car for an hour. - Who?

- The van, look back. - Nonsense.

This guy's been on our tail since we started, I swear.

Nonsense, don't make me nervous, you're imagining things.

- I'm steeping on it. - Maybe it's the tycoon?

- Cut it out, don't drive me mad. - How should I know?

- I've got a headache. - You're really something.

- Did it make a turn? - No. How should I know?

Two bloody idiots steal your car, and give you a nice beating.

You're in the papers. Look! You've got a big mouth too.

'Son of the transport tycoon to take revenge!'. I've been working my

ass off for years, and you play the mafia. Do you plan to take...

- ...a gun and shoot people? - I said no such thing Dad.

- The papers make up stories. - Should congratulate them for

- giving you a good beating. - Don't talk like that, Dad. We found

the car, the case is over.

Of course it's over, we're already the talk of the town.

We're nearly in Istanbul. Maybe we shouldn't enter the city.

- I don't know. - What do you mean I don't know?

Tolga's men must be after us. The cops must be after us too.

We're already there. What are we to do?

- I don't know, Altan. - Why do you talk like that?

You can at least say something I'd prefer not to go.

I don't know, Altan.

There's Tolga, there's the cops, and others too. They'll all be after us.

We shouldn't even be here. What will we do?

- Shall we go to Dad's? - What will we do there?

We'll hide. No one knows about us. Does anybody from the depot...

- ...know Dad's house? No. - I didn't call the depot.

- Let's spend the night at Dad's. - I don't know, I don't know.

It's more or less sale. We stay there you make your calls.

Then we all go our ways. We'll make a plan, OK?

- What are these shoes for? Guests? - These are ladies' shoes. Looks like...

- ...Dad's having a party. - We'll find out.

What's going on, Akif abi?

My condolences. We buried the deceased today.

The one with the blue shirt, his son, used to come and upset him.

Didn't you hear about it?

- He raved about you a lot. - My condolences.

Oh my poor Dad! So he's gone!

- What are you doing? - Just looking.

- Don't be sad. - My Dad's dead!

Altan! This is how it is. Don't cry, don't be upset.

How can my father die?

People are born, and then they die. That's how it is.

Don't cry, don't be sad.

How can my dad die?

It's all right. Come on, Altan.

- What's happened to this place? - Doesn't make sense.

Look, I'm scared, we better get going What on earth! You!

- Nuri abi, where have you been? - Serkan, what's going on?

- Nothing. We're packing up. - Why, are we moving the depot...

- ...to some other place? - You're not aware of anything.

- What are you talking about? - Didn't you hear about the boss?

- He's mad at me, isn't he? - No, he died.

- What? - I swear. He killed himself.

Come on, let's get away before it's our turn.

What luck, we get back and everyone's dead.

Why did he kill himself? Oh, my dear dad, he's gone too.

We're in a shambles. We had a fight the last time we saw him.

Come on in.

- Isn't Ayla home? - Must be sleeping. Have a seat.

What's going on, Altan? Looks like you've found the way home.

- Welcome Nuri abi. - How are you Ayla?

- Dad's dead. - Have you only just heard?

- You must be really sad. - Of course I'm sad.

- Where have you been? - I was on a business.

- What is that package, Altan? - You think we went to Bodrum

for acupuncture treatment. We were there for business.

This money is ours, Ayla.

Where did you get that money? Did you steal it or something?

What do you mean 'steal it!? I did a deal. I'm opening the bar.

- That money must be fake. - For god's sake. We're opening...

- ...the bar. You don't listen. - Forget the bar. We'll give this...

- ...money to Tolga. - Sorry?

We'll give it to that guy Tolga. To compensate for the car, and...

- ...the whole matter will be closed. - Are you nuts? I've toiled so much...

- ...for this, I'll open the bar. - Enough is enough! You're obsessed...

...with this bar! They are after us, they'll kill us, don't you see?

Get me something to wear. I'm stinking.

Will a shirt do?

Let's hand them the money and get it over with.

You work your ass off, and hand it all to a stranger.

- Let's find another way. - Altan, where have you been?

What's up Haluk? How are you doing? Hang on a minute.

- Where have you been? - I've been working.

- What's up with that deal? - What deal?

You were talking about drugs. Hope you didn't get into a mess.

- Why should I? - Two guys were looking for you.

- Two guys? Who were they? - They asked the guys here.

- Damn it! - What is it?

It's alright, nothing. Bye.

- They're looking for us. - I told you, let's hand them the...

- ...money right away. Heed my words. - Where shall we take it?

To the hospital. I messed up his face big time.

- How come you don't know them? - I swear I don't know. I never saw...

- ...anyone called Altan. - Don't drive me crazy. He gave...

- ...your name before talking to me. - Must have heard it somewhere,

- I swear I didn't see him. - That asshole...

- Perhaps he used a false name. - Let's go.

I'll find that bastard even it he wears a false lace.

- Let me carry the money, Altan. - I've got it, alright.

- Let me carry it. - You're obsessed with money.

- You're sure it's this hospital? - This is the one the papers wrote.

Hello ma'am. We wish to see Tolga Bey.

- Sorry? - Tolga Baykal, we'll visit him.

- Tolga Bey's discharged, sir. - Is he? How come?

He left the hospital yesterday morning.

He should be in a coma, we have to see him.

- Who are you? - It's alright ma'am.

C'mon Altan. He's discharged.

- What will we do now? - We'll phone.

- To whom? - Tolga.

- How will we find his number? - From the directory, there's a taxi

rank here, come on.

Call for you, sir.

Yes?

Greetings sir, sorry for interrupting. We want correct a mistake.

I've got great news. Something's happened, whatever happened is

not like what you think it is. We want to refund the cost of that

stolen car. Let's put an end to this unpleasant situation.

Get oft my son's back. We've no time waste with the likes of you.

Don't call again, if you don't want to get into more trouble.

Why are you yelling! Thanks, man.

- He hang up on me. - What does he say?

'Get off my son's back, ' he says. Must be crazy.

- Didn't you say we'll pay? - I did.

- How did he answer? - Bug off, he said.

Never mind, he won't have the money. Suits me. We have the money

to ourselves. Let's go.

We worried for nothing. Those guys had nothing to do with us.

- I'm feeling low. - Let's have a couple of beers and...

- ...go home. Hi Tuncay. Two beers. - Is that money ours now?

- Ours? Whose was it, anyway? - Let's have a tombstone...

- ...made for Dad. - OK, let's order a really good one.

- Altan, how's things? - We're doing OK.

You brothers are a team now, you can't stay apart, eh?

- We lost Dad, Suat. - Really? I didn't know. I'm sorry.

- Dad's gone, the boss's gone. - My brother's boss killed himself.

What a pity... Some guys asked for you today.

- Oh no! Must be Tolga's men. - Are they lunatics? Maybe their...

- ...minds are confused. - Yeah, I've got it. I made a call and...

- ...straightened things out. - Altan, how're you my man!

- Nusret! What brings you to Istanbul? - We've come to see you.

- See me? That's great. - Who are these guys?

Nusret, from Bodrum. Let me introduce you; my brother...

- ...and my best friend Suat. - I am honored, sir.

- Why don't you sit? - We're in a hurry.

- Came to pick you up. - All's well, I hope?

- All's well. We'll chat somewhere else. - You're my guests. Tuncay!

Give us some fruits on flames, or something!

Don't worry. We've prepared something with flames for you.

Suat! Call Ayla, tell her I won't be home tonight.

- Whose stuff are you selling? - What'd I do to you, Nusret abi?

- Gasoline! - You stole the boss' stuff...

- ...and sold it to me! - What boss?

Shut up, you scum! Those drugs belonged to Tahir Baba.

I don't know him, please be so good as to...

Shut up! You've got me into trouble for nothing.

- What drugs Altan? - Just a moment.

I'm telling something, wait a second. I swear I don't know Tahir.

- I got those drugs from a depot. - Which depot, Altan?

- Just a minute, I'm trying to explain. - So you robbed the depot!

- Why are you hitting me? - How could you do that?

How could you rob me? You robbed the depot, you stole the...

- ...car, what kind of man are you? - What car, shut up!

Just a second, Nusret abi, this is between us, listen...

You're not a man. You're an animal in disguise.

You don't know the whole story, hold your tongue for once.

- Celil! Pour the gasoline! - Thief!

Please don't, abi. I've never seen anything like this.

Altan, you burned yourself, now you're burning me.

- Be silent, for god's sake. - Haven't you finished, Celil?

- They should be thoroughly soaked. - How can you burn a man...

- ...with gasoline? - Where's the money?

Who could this be, right in the middle of a job?

Hello? Tahir Baba? How're you? Business as usual. I'm in Bodrum.

- Cut it out! - Tahir Baba!

So you're in Bodrum. I'll bury you in Bodrum, you asshole!

- Who're you? - We're running a bar!

Get the hell out of here! Get out!

- Who are these men? - How should I know?

- These guys have become a nightmare. - All because of you.

- Because of me? - Of course.

- Am I to be blamed for the mafia? - Yes, you are!

So I am. Yo could say the same for the Chinese girl.

Don't talk like that. She's not any girl.

And I'm not any guy either. I'm your brother.

Unfortunately you are, sad, But it's true.

What? You should be ashamed. You'd never drive that car, if not for me.

- Shouldn't I have done it? - That's what you are.

Shouldn't I, shouldn't we. You're a prune!

Your Dad's a prune! God forsake me for calling him names.

- You killed Dad anyway. - I killed Dad!

- Of course! - Shame on you!

Gasoline! It caught fire!

How can I have done that. How can you behave like that?

- Forget Dad, it's burning. - My money's burning!

- Don't go near, it's gasoline! - My money's burning!

Don't touch it, don't go near.

- The money's inside, it's burning. - Don't touch it!

At least we're alive. That's something too.

- Never mind. - Alright, I'm sorry. Stop brooding.

You always say you're sorry, but you do it anyway.

You do it, then say you're sorry. Always happens that way.

That money wouldn't be enough to open a bar, anyway.

- Why? - That money was ill-gotten.

- It wouldn't do us any good. - Well done! So you've learned...

- ...to tell good from rotten. - I would never do this kind of thing

if I were alone I did it for Ayla. I love her. I swear to God I do.

Looks like no car will stop here. This place is lull of florists.

I guess they're wholesalers.

Buy a bouquet for Ayla, Women love flowers.

- You're not kidding? - I swear, ladies love flowers.

Would they sell just one bunch? Good morning.

- Good morning to you. - Make a bouquet of those.

- Going to work? - To work.

- Which way? - Taksim.

- Can you take us there? - Of course.

- How much is this? - Keep it. We'll get the money

from other customers. Come on in.

- Altan! - What's going on here?

I hope you don't get us wrong.

How can you do this to me? You're finished...

- I guess he'll kill you! - How could you do such a thing!

Don't, Altan!

What did I do to you? What did I do to you, Ayla?

How could you do this to me? You're dead, you're both dead!

God's curse be upon you. You're dead! What did I do to you?

Just think; you come home, and face such a scene.

There's nothing you can do. You might say: Ayla wouldn't do such a thing.

She would, or she wouldn't, you never know. Life's like that.

- What a telltale, Altan. - No, it's not.

Still yarning stories? This guy will talk you into your grave.

- We're off now. - Did you find a place?

- I'll tell you on the way. - Bye, Tuncay.

So you found a place, that's great But what's this Chinese restaurant...

- ...business? Are you serious? - I'm serious.

- We were going to open a bar! - Your sister-in-law's coming here...

- ...all the way from China. - You shouldn't do business with...

- ...women, we'll be done for. - I'm already done for; Wo haini.

Chinese? I thought we were opening a bar. The stools are ready, It's turn...

- ...one of the corners into a bar. - No, a Chinese restaurant, I said.

No place for a bar in a Chinese restaurant? I've got the stools.

- OK, let's do it. - I'll take care of the bar.

- Wo Haini bar! - Wo Haini?

You must be nuts. Don't mess up with my plans. I'll open a bar, I say.

How about a bar and a Chinese restaurant?

We'll open them all, and we'll love it.