All language subtitles for The Woman Has No Name (Kadının Adı Yok - 1988 - 1080p - Turco) em inglês

A Film by Atıf Yılmaz

WOMAN HAS NO NAME

Mom, will my boobs never grow?

They will, honey. You're all grown up
now. Your boobs will grow soon, too.

What are boobs good for, Mom?

For giving milk.
When you have a baby...

they'll drink milk from your
boobs, and they'll grow.

Why don't babies drink milk
from their dads' boobs?

Because that's a mother's job.

Why isn't it a father's job?

They earn money
and bring it home.

They dress their children
in the best clothes...

have them educated,
and raise them.

Why don't you work and earn money?
Is it because your boobs are big?

Don't be silly.

We could work if we wanted
to. But there's no time.

Who would raise you, then?

I want to earn money.

When I have money, I
can do whatever I want.

I don't want my boobs to grow.

Women with boobs
cry and get fat.

And their husbands are
grumpy, like my dad.

Timur, I'm fine, don't worry.

I even went into the sea.

Don't worry, I won't starve.

No need. I'll take care
of it, don't worry.

Okay, okay.

You needed it, too.

Alright then. Have a good
trip, take care of yourself.

You too, thanks, bye.

You're being too hard on your daughter.
You're scaring the kids in the garden.

They're just little kids.

So what if they're little?

Don't they have cocks?

They would grow up to be men.

And we, women.

Can you bend this?
Try bending it.

See!

I can do it, too.

I'm finally figuring
out how to be strong.

Men are so afraid
of so many things.

- Joe says hi.
- Who is Joe?

Joe mama.

Işık, say corn.

Corn. Now come
and bite my bum.

I wish I'd thrown
one at my dad, too.

Would you be scared, Dad?

My dad wants to
protect us from men.

Because men are
supposedly evil creatures.

But you're a man
too, aren't you, Dad?

Don't talk nonsense,
come on. We're late.

I've grown up. I'm
going to middle school.

Yusuf is my best friend.

His school is a little
further than ours.

Aren't you ashamed
of what you did?

I didn't do anything.

They saw you with a
boy on the street.

I called your father.

If something like
this happens again...

I'll take you out of
school, just so you know.

Enough already. She's
just a little kid.

Shut up.

She's not that little.

If we leave her unchecked,
she'll become a whore, right?

Every Saturday, my dad
takes us to the movies.

Our neighbor Ms. Gülriz
comes with us, too.

And Oktay comes, too.

We don't really watch the movie.

We're always looking
at each other.

I love Oktay so much.

If my dad finds out...

Look, my girl...

There's a certain
condition women have.

I don't know if you know?

On certain days of each
month... They bleed down there.

Blood? What blood, Mom?

Honey, it's called womanhood.

For you to have a child,
this blood must flow.

Am I going to have a baby now?

No, honey, don't get excited.

Just because you're bleeding doesn't
mean you'll have a baby right away.

Eggs grow in a woman's body.

Will eggs come out
of my bottom, Mom?

I don't want to have a baby.

Why are you whining, honey?

This is something necessary for you to have
a baby when you get married in the future.

To become a mother.

Men become fathers, too.

Do they bleed from
their bottoms, too?

No, dear.

But when they're no longer
babies, they get circumcised.

You know, we went to Mustafa's
circumcision ceremony last year.

Mom, will I get gifts
like that when I bleed?

No, honey.

We won't tell anyone
about this. It's taboo.

You'll do it secretly.

But when they get circumcised...

There are ceremonies,
and they get gifts.

Why don't we get
gifts when we bleed?

Alright, enough,
dear. It's rude.

Why would anyone care about your
bottom, for crying out loud?

Tell me.

What happened, what's wrong?

I'm pregnant.

I got pregnant.

Maybe you're not.
How do you know?

I haven't had my
period in three months.

My breasts are swollen,
I feel nauseous.

I read it in a book,
that's how it is.

Have you told Umur?

I couldn't. I was ashamed.

Tell him.

You'll get married,
and that's it.

Come on, come on.

Let's watch.

- What if they see us?
- Shh.

Bullshit.

We haven't even
done it properly.

I swear it's true. At least
let's go to a doctor together.

You said you were a
virgin and made me beg.

And now you're going to
pin the kid on me, right?

Tell your mom, let her
take you to the doctor.

My dad would kill me.

My mom would murder me.

Don't lie.

Look.

Since you're a woman now, let's do
this thing properly and enjoy it.

God damn you.

You slut.

I'm in love with Erhan. If
my dad hears about it...

Shall I pick you up from
here tomorrow at three?

I'll be at Nilay's
tomorrow. Come at three.

Mom, we're going to get together
with friends at Nilay's tomorrow.

Please tell Dad.

If you're going to
tell him, you tell him.

I'm tired of being
caught in the middle.

Tomorrow is Saturday, right?

Saturday.

Let me take you to
the seaside for tea.

Dad.

Dad, there's a gathering
at Nilay's tomorrow.

I was going to go there.

Are her parents home?

Of course they're home.
They're always home.

Okay, I'll pick you
up from there at five.

Dad, please, we'll still
be having tea at five.

Alright, I'll pick
you up at six.

I thought you weren't coming.

I told my dad I was going to
Nilay's. We stopped by there first.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

You have such beautiful hair.

So soft.

Look at me.

Please don't.

Come on, tell me what happened.

- Where did you go?
- You kissed, didn't you?

First, he gently
kissed my upper lip.

Then my lower lip.

Then...

Listen to me, don't tell anyone about
this. Or they'll call you a whore.

Honey, If you take money after
having sex, they call you a whore.

I really don't know.

Men who do such things
call women whores.

My dad!

This is the last
time this month.

I don't want any friends
at the drop of a hat.

Okay, Dad.

Did you skip school or what?

Işık, if your dad finds out...

No, they gave us shots,
Mom. They let us out early.

Okay.

I'm going to Mrs.
Celile's gathering.

Your dad is sleeping upstairs,
don't make any noise.

Ms. Gülriz was
washing the dishes.

You can sit with her.

Okay, Mom.

Ms. Gülriz.

Ms. Gülriz.

Yes, dear?

Nothing.

If she had the strength to leave
my father, I would tell my mother.

I know she can't leave.

I don't want to make
her more unhappy.

Honey.

My dear.

High School Years!
To hell with it...

What are these?

Exam cards, Dad.

To get into university.

You'll hardly pass the
exams with this laziness.

Dad, let me try my
luck at least once.

You'll get married
and leave anyway.

Why are you making me
bother for nothing?

I'm not going to get married.

I'll finish university and work.

Don't let me hear
those words again.

My daughter cannot work.

I'll give a good talking-to
to any guy who makes you work.

I'm going to take
the exams, Dad.

If you don't let me, I'll run
away from home, just so you know.

You're not going to
chain me up, are you?

Alright then.

Go ahead and take them.

But we'll see.

You won't pass anyway.

We'll see, Dad.

Have you been waiting long?

No.

What's wrong with you?

Nothing.

Honey, did something happen?

No, dear.

There's something
you're not telling me.

I've been thinking about
our relationship for days.

So, what's wrong with
your relationship?

Look, honey, I'm
a grown man now.

You've grown up, too.

There are other things
in life besides kissing.

I know, but...

Your family isn't home, right?

They're on vacation. Sit down.

How beautiful, is it yours?

It's from my grandfather.

Would you like a drink?

What drink?

You'll relax a little.

I'm fine.

Why wouldn't I be?

My husband leaves
for work at eight.

I make his breakfast while
he's in the bathroom.

After he's gone, I wander
around the house a bit.

Then there's the hassle
of cooking and all that.

I cook in small portions.

My husband never eats
the same thing twice.

Sometimes the neighbors
have their get-togethers.

We play rummy and such.

Between dinner and
TV, time just flies.

Come on, don't keep me on
tenterhooks, spill the beans.

What should I tell you?

About your bedroom escapades,
you know, your lovemaking.

There's not much to tell.

Tell it so they can
learn a thing or two.

It's not like what we
read in novels and such.

You know, it's not long kisses,
caresses, and being together with love.

Two minutes,
exactly two minutes.

You're left there,
floored on the bed.

Oh, come on, not just
two minutes, surely.

You spill the tea, what do
you and Erhan get up to?

Erhan went to Paris.

Did you break up?

Actually, I can't stand
my family anymore.

If I find someone,
I'll get married too.

Cici, how sincere
and sweet you were.

How I loved you.

You bought two cheap rings from
the jeweler, and we got engaged.

Since both his first and last names start
with the letter G, they call him Cici.

Let's get married now, Cici,
I said. We got married.

I love Cici very much.

We are on our honeymoon...

it's a hot, hot city and we're in
the suite of a luxurious hotel.

As I'm unpacking
the suitcases...

he comes up behind me, puts his arms
around my waist, and we undress.

He gently lays me on the bed,
and he lies on top of me.

He says, "You'll be mine soon."

I can't get into it...

I don't know why, my mind is stuck
on the phrase "you'll be mine."

I should say something too.

This is the most important
moment of my life.

Should I say, "I
was already yours?"

Or, "Come on, my love, take me?"

Or, "Yes, but now
you're mine too?"

Or should I say, "Just because
we had sex, I'm suddenly yours?"

My mind is all muddled up.

I can't say any of the beautiful things
in my mind, I can't experience them.

Weren't I supposed
to lose myself...

weren't we supposed to
become one with moans...

weren't we supposed to reach the
peaks of pleasure many times over?

God damn it.

After returning from our honeymoon,
we go to visit my parents.

Swanning into my father's house with
a man on my arm gives me childish joy.

Welcome.

Come in.

How are you?

I'm sorry, your father
called, something came up.

He'll be here soon.

Mom, what's this?

My father would never allow
animals in this house.

He got it after you left.

You know, he loves you
more than any of us.

He talks about you,
calling you his "canary."

After you left, he
brought this home.

My father!

Welcome.

Would you like to wash up?

I'm starving to death.

There was a meeting at the company,
I think I'm becoming the manager.

Really, darling?

Of course, personal
connections are very important.

If only you were a
bit more agreeable.

I'll try.

Are we celebrating something?

Do we always have to
celebrate something?

No.

It really doesn't become
a socialite like you.

Here you go.

Tell me what happened, come on.

Hit the jackpot or what?

Outstanding.

There was a 12-year-old one...

but I couldn't bring myself
to spend that much money.

Sweetheart, I have
wonderful news.

Come on, darling, I'm
dying of curiosity.

First, a question.

What do you think is the most
important thing in a couple's life?

Money?

Your mind is always
on money, Cici.

Darling, what am I supposed
to do? Come on, tell me.

We're going to have a baby.

Our baby.

You're kidding.

How could this be a joke, Cici?

Sweetheart, I'm so happy, but...

It doesn't show.

For a moment, I wondered if
this would be the right time.

Don't get me wrong.

Isn't it too early?

We were supposed to
travel, go to Europe...

...and then there's your school.

Who will take care
of this child?

So you don't want this baby?

I do.

I do, but we're very young.

We should have lived a little,
we have plenty of time.

Don't you think so too?

Why are you looking at me
like that? Am I not right?

You are right.

Okay.

She suddenly fell ill.
We had to call you.

She doesn't recognize anyone.

Dad.

Daddy.

Can you hear me?

Answer me.

I'm your daughter.

Your canary.

Please say something.

Dad.

Hug me.

Say something.

Stand up.

My girl.

My dear.

You called me "dear"
for the first time.

Then stroke my hair, too.

Come on, stroke it.

Stroke it.

And Gürkan is
becoming the manager.

Be careful, don't scratch it.

Don't worry, sir.

Işık, open the door, will you.

In front of the right wall.

Be careful.

Very flashy stuff.

I wish we had chosen together.

Center that mirror.

It's the fashion, my dear.

Didn't you see it
at the Nasuhis?

And the one at the Beyhans'.

Take the armchair.

Without scratching it.

From now on, let's choose
together when we buy something.

Okay?

Welcome.

Hello, take this, will you.

What's this?

That wall was too empty.

We bought this painting from a gallery
with the holding's art director.

Weren't we supposed to
choose everything together?

Surely you don't understand art
better than our art director, honey.

Isn't the important thing whether one
likes what they hang on their wall or not?

See how nice it looks.

Gürkan.

I want to work.

What do you mean?

I ran into a friend
from college today.

Did you know Zerrin?

I don't know, I can't remember.

She joined a big
advertising company.

I told her I wanted to work.

She said she'd talk to the boss.

Do you have any objections?

To what?

To my working!

Why would I object?

Sure, go ahead and work. But
it's like you're a bit...

A bit what?

A bit lazy, it seems.

Anyway, it's not like
we need the money.

Go get a job, have fun. If it
doesn't work out, you can quit.

Thank you.

Did you experience this when
you first started working?

First, I put on trousers.

I thought it would be
off-putting, so I took them off.

I have a tight skirt.
That was too sexy.

I wore a loose dress.

I thought I looked like
a clown in the mirror.

The sleeves of one
blouse were too short.

The neckline of another.

Finally, as you can see,
I wore the worst one.

On top of that, I arrived half an
hour early for the appointment.

Don't get too used to it.

Actually, they were looking
for a man for this job.

But Faruk Bey said,
"Let's give her a look."

Faruk Bey?

The general manager,
one of the shareholders.

But he somewhat listens to me.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning, sir.

So, is this the lady who
is your candidate friend?

Yes, it's me.

Come, let's talk, I'm
free at the moment.

I think this is
going to work out.

This is the last time I'm
borrowing money from you.

Oh, come on.

How much is your salary anyway?

Oh, no, I forgot to ask
how much they'll pay me.

Welcome.

How about this table?

It doesn't matter.

What's up, girl?

Zerrin told me, I'm so glad.

This is Işık, my friend
from the neighborhood.

Şermin, Özcan.

Welcome.

And I'm Mehmet.

Welcome, dear, all the best.

This table is free.

There's a meeting about the
new product at 10 o'clock.

You can come too.

Welcome.

He's a real glutton for food.

But I feel at ease.

After all, I use Yudum Oil.

Yudum is cholesterol-free.

And it's very light.

So light that...

it brings out the real taste of
vegetables, meat, and fish...

and it's easy on our stomachs.

If you only knew...

we leave the table
feeling so light.

Yudum, Komili's sunflower oil.

Cholesterol-free.

Very light.

Thank you.

It's a very warm film.

Well done.

Wasn't this your idea?

Never mind. What can I do?

Visit Faruk Bey's
office more often.

Teoman, don't be
fresh, for God's sake.

What do you mean, being
fresh? I'm being very serious.

I mean, after all...

What did you expect? Why
did Zerrin become the chief?

Why did they hire you when
they were looking for a man?

Isn't that right, buddy?

Don't mind this buffoon.

How did you find it, guys?

It's wonderful, Zerrin.

Thank you.

They also seem to
hire bootlickers.

Don't be sad, you're not pretty!

How's your new secretary?

What do you mean, how?

Is she pretty?

Very pretty.

What do you mean how,
she's just a secretary.

A sullen one.

But she knows her job.

Well, that's good then.

So...

What are we eating?

I bought some stuff but
couldn't prepare anything.

I'm tired.

Let's eat out if you want.

You should have told me
before I got undressed.

Cook something and
let's eat, come on.

Why don't you cook
today, my love?

Don't you always say that
life is a joint venture?

Come on, get up.

Come on.

Let's cook together.

I might as well put on an apron.

You'd better.

You're not used to it.

You might
get your clothes dirty.

There's someone else
who shares my opinion.

The report is great!

I had the guys read the report.

Why didn't you have me read it?

I gave it to Ms.
Zerrin to give to you.

This must be our Zerrin.

We're going to set
up a new service.

It will be an
independent service.

Özcan, Mehmet, and you
will work together.

Let me give you a ride home.

We can also talk about
this new service business.

Gürkan became the
general manager.

He frequently goes
on business trips.

With his sullen secretary.

Is it ready? I'm running late.

It's ready, dear.

Let me drop you
off at the airport.

Aren't you going to work?

Let's go a little late. What
difference does it make?

You haven't met Sevda.

My secretary, my wife.

Nice to meet you.

We have time. Let's
have a coffee.

I'm late for work, you know.

Okay. I'll call you.

Damn you.

Have a good trip.

Thanks.

Good morning.

With love from the new service.

They won't find bigger
suckers than us.

As if working during
the day wasn't enough.

Let's grab a bite first,
just something small.

Can I make a call?

Sure.

Are we the ones who are going
to make these guys millionaires?

I don't get it.

After you, I'll make a call too.

Hello.

Sevil dear.

We're working this evening.

At Işık's.

Yes.

No, don't wait up.

Sure, I'll tell her.

Sevil sends her regards.

Send her my regards, too.

She's sending hers, too.

Where's İpek?

She's fine, give her a kiss.

Goodbye.

Very scientific.

Apple.

What apple?

Let's use an apple.

Healthy teeth, they
bite into the apple.

This one is pretty good, though.

Let's use corn too.

Maybe we should start
with a rotten apple.

Oh no, rotten is a no-go.

The customer will
be scared of rotten.

Apple.

Pear.

Appear.

The heal... from nature.

The health that
comes from nature.

An apple plucked
from its branch.

Corn taken out of the cauldron.

Maybe you could also come
up with things like that.

In between, toothpastes
floating in gently waving water.

What water?

Why don't you tell
us from the start?

I guess it's late.

I'll write something
at home now.

You write something too.

We'll finish this tomorrow.

I'm going, guys.

Shall we continue?

I don't know, I'm not tired.

Good thing you're not the boss.

Say hi to everyone at home.

Good night.

Good night.

Good work.

Hello.

It's me. Hi.

Things are so busy that
one doesn't notice.

Sure, of course.

Thank you.

We'll come together with Mehmet.

Goodbye.

Your wife is expecting
me for dinner tonight.

I said I'd come.

Welcome.

What's up?

What could be up?

Daddy.

Whoops.

And this is little İpek.

Hello.

Hello.

Artichoke?

Yes. I'll have
some artichoke too.

Actually, I'm full but...

I won't eat artichoke.

Let me give you some peas.

You like it.

No, honey.

She's impatient for dessert.

This girl's love for
sweets is unbelievable.

I'm pouring some raki.

Let's have another sip.

Would you like some, dear?

To your successes.

Wait a minute.

One minute. One minute.

Cheers.

I don't like handwriting, Dad.

My teacher always
says it's ugly.

Her handwriting is even uglier.

How are you doing in arts, İpek?

I'm very good at arts.

Why don't you draw a portrait
of your sister, Işık?

Thank you.

Thanks.

This girl will become a painter,
thanks to her father's love.

Daddy's girl.

Were you also very
fond of your father?

Fond of?

We were quite a pair.

That's so sweet.

I hope I didn't forget my keys.

Look, it's late.

You can stay here.

Stay, of course.

Found it.

Mehmet, drop Işık off, will you?

I can go alone.

I can go anywhere by
myself at any hour.

Come on, how far
shall I take you?

Don't be sad, my love.

Please, don't be sad.

I can't bear this.

Is that you?

Yes.

I don't know.

Alright.

Okay.

Goodbye.

I'm so fed up.

I'm thinking of
taking a vacation.

Gürkan, talk to me.

Say something.

Scold me, hold me accountable.

I know you're tired.

Go to bed now.

Gürkan.

I'm leaving.

Where are you going at
this hour of the night?

Show the slightest reaction.

You're still dressing me up and
taking me around on your arm.

Am I your lapdog or what?

What am I to you?

Tell me, what am I?

Honey.

You're on edge.

Once I get these things
sorted out, we'll go together.

We'll go to Europe.

You wanted to see me.

You know I like you.

You're also successful
at your job.

Anyway, let's not
beat around the bush.

Everyone knows about
your affair with Mehmet.

We're not hiding it from anyone.

Both of you are married.

What if your spouses find out?

Everyone's business
can be found out.

The funny thing is, our spouses
are aware of the situation.

Modern relationships.

Anyway, that's your
spouses' business.

But this is a workplace.

It has rules, a way
of doing things.

What is the way of this
business, Mr. Faruk?

Stealth, deceit... And making
the right choice, isn't it?

I see. Have a nice day.

Okay.

Of course, honey,
how could I forget?

I got the perfume you wanted.

See, I didn't forget, did I?

How can I see you?

You sly dog, you.

Who are you talking to?

Gülay.

The professor's
daughter on vacation.

Okay, honey.

I'll call you later.

I'm really curious about
which perfume she uses.

Don't, Işık.

You're probably the only woman on
earth who has no right to be jealous.

At least I'm honest.

I'm not sneaky like you.

I don't love you
anymore, Gürkan.

I want a divorce.

Have you thought about where
you'll go? What you'll do?

You think what you're
experiencing is love.

Snap out of it.

Our relationship
is the lasting one.

We're married. This is a home.

A home? This is a home?

I've left the house.

I've left my job.

Come.

Come inside.

Don't be sad.

Drink this, come on.

These people are like this.

They neither live nor let live.

They try to destroy
all beautiful things.

We are women.

We should be weak,
we should be meek.

We must obey them.

If we don't, they'll
break us, they'll beat us.

Don't be sad.

Everything will be alright.

Come on, sleep now.

Everything will be
wonderful in the morning.

Goodbye, Dad?

Goodbye.

Goodbye, dear.

Tell me, Mom.

Işık is not going
to leave, is she?

No, honey.

Goodbye, now.

Goodbye.

Tea, anyone?

Let me pour.

No, you can't, your stay
as a guest isn't over yet.

What are we doing, Mehmet?

Trying to live.

There must be something
crazy about us.

There certainly is.

Are we crazy?

I don't know.

This is the first time I'm
experiencing something like this.

Me too.

Me too.

I really loved you
very much, you know?

But I love Mehmet a lot, too.

Me too.

So what are you going to do?

We haven't planned anything.

It just happened.

I don't know.

Sevil, what can we solve
by talking like this?

We've been talking
for weeks, Mehmet.

Now we're together.
Shouldn't we talk, then?

Of course, we should.

Hello, yes?

One minute.

It must be your husband.

Hello.

Yes, I'm here.

He's here too.

What do you want, Gürkan?

Please, sit down.

Yes, we're here, Gürkan.

Come over, if you like.

We're just talking,
what else can we do?

Maybe you can talk, too.

It's up to you.

Bye, then.

Nicety, politeness...

What phony things.

How easily they vanish.

Everything.

So easily.

I hurt you a lot, didn't I?

You're so beautiful.

Everything is so difficult.

Come here.

I'm second to none when it
comes to messing things up.

There's no way to solve
anything by talking, anyway.

Who is it?

Who is it?

Sumru.

It's me, Orhan.

Come in.

I'm sorry. Is Sumru here?

Sumru is away. I'm her friend.

She was supposed to
be here these days.

She said she was
writing a new book.

As you can see, she's not here.

Are you staying here alone?

Yes.

Let me be frank with you.

I need to stay here
for a few days.

I'll try not to disturb you.

If it wasn't really necessary,
I would prefer to leave.

My name is Orhan Yamaç.

You can call Sumru.

It's no big deal.

Good night.

Good night.

It's really impossible to
solve anything by talking.

Good morning.

How are you?

Good morning.

I called a friend this morning.

They'll find me
another place to stay.

Take a seat.

I called Sumru.

No answer at home.

I think they went
on a Blue Cruise.

I've known Sumru
since high school.

We worked in the same
organization for a while.

She's a brave girl.

Then she made a marriage
befitting her class.

Perhaps that was the
right thing to do.

Do you know her husband?

Not much.

I think she started a new novel.

I was looking through
her notes last night...

The character Gürkan
reminded me of Mithat.

The character Gürkan?

Yes.

He's very similar
to her husband.

The character Mehmet
is obviously made up.

Don't be fooled
by her appearance.

In reality, Sumru is
very conservative.

Maybe she wrote about the
female character she dreamed of.

If you ask me, a woman's effort to become
an individual is full of contradictions.

What's wrong?

You had no right to do this.

I don't understand.

You had no right to do this.

Your handwriting is so similar.

I don't know what to say.

I'm sorry.

Isn't Mrs. Sumru home?

No, I'm her friend.

I saw a light on at night,
so I brought some yogurt.

She loves my yogurt.

Thanks, how much is it?

No rush, I'll collect it later.

I work for Mrs. Sumru,
if there's any laundry.

I'll take care of it.

I'll stop by again later.

Goodbye.

Thank you.

I didn't read it
willingly. You know that.

Nothing is definite yet.

Actually, the Supreme Court
overturned the verdict.

Were you in prison?

I was in for two years.

Why?

A translation.

Yes, Sumru mentioned you.

Let me do the dishes.

It would be a bother, I
could have handled it.

The doctor advised me
to swim in the sea.

It's difficult in my
situation, of course.

Was it an accident?

Not really.

There was resistance
in the ward.

Thud!

I realized today that it's
the first time I'm hungry.

It's a sign of health.

I used to think I was strong.

Now I think about it...

Is it strength to oppose living
under someone's supervision...

to try to be independent...

to want to be myself?

It is, unless these desires
don't lead you to loneliness.

They lead to loneliness.

I don't think the price of
freedom should be loneliness.

I didn't do anything shameful.

I fell in love.

There are many people in workplaces who
have relationships with each other, but...

the ones who get fired, who are
accused... are always women.

Who judges us?

Always men.

And who gives them this right?

I was married, too.

My wife had an affair
while I was inside.

The man was a friend of ours.

Then he got arrested, too.

We were together for six months.

It's very hard.

It's not what you think.

At first, we were confused,
we didn't know what to do.

Then we talked for a long time.

We became very
close to each other.

Then, somehow, our friends
found out about it.

Then everyone took
a stand against us.

They almost forced
us to become enemies.

In a way, we've had quite
similar experiences.

But we never had the chance to
scrutinize our experiences so closely.

Aren't they all an
important part of our lives?

I didn't say we don't care.

We didn't get the chance.

I guess we're both fugitives.

Two different fugitives.

Good night.

Good night.

Mehmet.

When did you come?

Not long ago. Were
you on the boat?

It was very nice, we
wandered around a bit.

Mehmet, Orhan.

- Pleased to meet you.
- Pleased to meet you.

I called a few times.

I got worried when
there was no answer.

You did well.

Who is this?

A friend of Sumru's.

He needs to hide for a while.

Just what we needed.

Honestly, I was a bit
upset at first, but...

Orhan's arrival was very good.

You've listened to
a lot of troubles.

Didn't I tell you?

It seems like we never get to
talk about such things, do we?

Why shouldn't we?

I don't know.

We just didn't.

I'll get it.

Who is it?

Is Orhan in?

Excuse me.

I was looking for Orhan.

Rıfat, I'm coming.

Thanks.

What's up?

What's going on?

Nothing. He is a
friend of Orhan.

I've missed you so much.

What are we going to do, Mehmet?

I'm going to quit my job, too.

What will you do?

I'll try to start
my own business.

Sevil is in a terrible state.

She's trying not to show it,

but she's been shaken badly.

I know.

We can't even talk
about anything anymore.

I'm walking around the
house like a stranger.

İpek has sensed something, too.

She keeps coming
and staring at me.

The other day, my mom came by.

She asked her, what happens when
two people stop loving each other.

Indeed, what happens?

Honey... My one and only.

What happened?

Nothing.

I'm a little confused.

I'm a bit tired.

I love you.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Could you give me a ride, too?

Sure, please.

The guys found a
more solid place.

If you call,
they'll let me know.

I'll call.

Sure, I'll call.

Please, don't be late.

I'll be back in a day or two.

Thank you.

I'll call.

Hello.

Hello.

I've gathered all my
friends' old stuff.

I'm sorry.

You'll have to make do with
these until you get rich.

Where am I going
to fit all of this?

You can throw the useless
ones on my head as you leave.

This is a gift
from Sevil and me.

Thanks.

Long live the motherland.

Besides, you're going
to be rich soon.

I talked to Mr. Doğan.

Mr. Doğan?

The agency manager...

He said to come tomorrow,
the job is ready.

No way.

Yes way. And as a
department chief.

I'm going to cry now.

Don't cry. I don't want to
see you in tears at dinner.

Dinner?

We'll tidy up a bit
and go out for dinner.

Not tonight.

Are you going to
eat the extra stuff?

It's my first night
in my own home.

I want to be alone.

Alone and free.

Alone and free.

Alright, fine.

So, can I arrange these in a
free and independent manner then?

You won't be mad if I
change them later, will you?

Or do you have doubts
about my taste?

I just want this place
to be my home alone.

What can I say?

Hello.

I'd like to speak to Mr. Orhan.

When will he be back?

I see.

Can I leave a note then?

I need to write down an address.

Okay, I'll wait.

To many successes... I love you!

Who was it?

Where have you been?

I wasn't in Istanbul.

I came back yesterday.

You left a note.

I was about to leave without
even knocking on the door.

Did I think I had a
meeting with the Brits?

But it may happen soon.

I got the job.

I need to improve my English.

Congratulations.

How's my home?

Very nice.

Come, sit down.

Let me put a pillow behind you.

Are you hungry?
I have food, too.

- I'm not hungry.
- Have something to drink?

Come sit, let's talk.
We can have some tea later.

Let me put the
water on and come.

I'm so glad you came.

Good morning. It
could be Mehmet.

Who is it?

Who could it be?

Do you accept guests
for breakfast?

Hello.

Hello.

I brought some pastries.

Thanks, have a seat.

Have a nice day.

Are you leaving?

I have to go.

You can come whenever you want.

Thanks.

Let me make you some tea.

For God's sake, what
is this guy doing here?

What do you mean
what's he doing here?

He is my friend.

He'll stay here overnight.

You'll give him a key.

He is my friend.

Look, Mehmet.

If you like, don't come again
without letting me know first.

That way, you won't run into
people you don't want to see.

Will the people you don't want
always come to this house?

Of course, they will.

They are my friends.

Loves me.

Loves me not.

Loves me.

You know I don't believe
in fortune-telling.

I don't understand.

What has changed?

Everything is changing.

I've changed, can't you see?

Why are you so bothered?

Haven't we always
tried to change things?

But not our love... only my
love for you keeps me going.

Whether we have love or
not, I have to keep going.

I promise you.

I will solve my problems
as soon as possible.

Don't make me promises.

This is your own problem.

If you're not happy with the life
you're living... you change it.

Why do you let
yourself go like this?

I'll always be your friend.

Is that all?

I guess so.

Işık.

Where have you been?

Why haven't you called?

I heard something, is it true?

Something about separation?

It's true, we're separating.

What about this?

I'll tell you.

What about that?

I'll tell you.

Why don't you come over tomorrow,
and we'll let our girls know, too?

My name is Gül.

Mehmet.

Nice to meet you.

Alright, I'll see Gülseli today
anyway, I'll let them know.

I'll call the others.

Come at five o'clock, okay?

Okay.

- See you later. - Bye.

Have a nice day.

I'm going home to work.

I'm sorry.

Are we not going to
see each other again?

Why wouldn't we?

Say hi to Sevil.

Give İpek a kiss for me.

Your dresses are still
hanging on the ropes.

You're living like a
gipsy. Is this freedom?

Everyone's cracking jokes behind your
back, calling you a sucker, you know.

Let them.

So, is it smart to laze
around on a husband's money?

Don't start with your
smart-alecky remarks again.

You don't know what you want.

Your husband was handsome,
witty, successful.

Besides, you could do
whatever you wanted.

Which husband would turn a
blind eye to what you've done?

I didn't want him
to turn a blind eye.

I wanted him to open
his eyes a little.

Anyway, we just
couldn't make it work.

If you were to put up with someone
you don't love for their money...

then that would be
the real whoring.

He is your lawfully wedded
husband, for crying out loud.

Well, maybe you did the
best thing after all.

That's right, rather than dealing
with a child at home all day.

This product, which will soon
be launched on the market...

requires an unfamiliar
consumption pattern...

for the majority of the
country's population.

For this reason, campaigns need
to promote not only the product...

but also a certain lifestyle
in an enticing manner.

Yes.

They're calling you.

I told them not to
put calls through.

It's very important.

I'm sorry.

Please.

Hello.

Hello.

I was wondering, what happened?

Calm down, nothing
happened, don't worry.

Look, I wouldn't ask this of you
if I wasn't really desperate.

And you're free to do it or not.

What am I going to do?

You'll take an
envelope somewhere.

And you'll bring me
what they give you.

I wouldn't send you if
there was any danger.

But still, you never know.

What's in these envelopes?

There's something
very important to me.

I'm not forcing
you. Can you do it?

Of course.

If it will be of help to you.

I'm looking for Mr. Remzi.

Speaking, that's me.

Orhan sent this.

- Don't open it.
- Excuse me?

Don't open it.

Okay, I got it. Have a nice day.

Have a nice day.

Brother Remzi, five teas.

Alright.

How hard it is to do this job.

If I had any other choice,
I wouldn't have sent you.

It's a passport, isn't it?

Sit down, let me tell you.

I told you that the Court of
Cassation reversed the decision.

Two days before I came to the house
in Silivri, the trial started again.

I didn't go because I sensed they
would issue an arrest warrant.

Did they?

Yes. The prosecutor is
asking for eight years.

Eight years?

Can I hold your hand?

Sure.

Would you like some ice?

Yes, please.

Tomorrow I have to
walk without a cane.

Does it hurt a lot?

It's not important.

You're leaving tomorrow.

Early in the morning.

Both friendship...

and love...

and independence...

and respect...

freedom...

they can't all exist
together, can they?

One day they will.

They must.

We have a beautiful garden.

It surrounds three
sides of the house.

It has fruit trees, cats,
dogs, and earthworms.

My friends always
come to our garden.

I love both the girls
and the boys very much.

I don't discriminate
between them.

My father loved me very much.

I miss my father.

But... he never stroked my hair.

Don't be afraid.

Are you leaving?

It's time.

Wait.

Wait, let me make you some tea.

I'll be late.

Why didn't you wake me up?

Just like that.

It's better this way.

One day I'll return
the same way.

I've gotten used to you.

Will you write to me?

Of course, I will.

I... loved you very much.

Do you know that?

I loved you very much, too.

If you ever
find yourself there...

Go on, go now.

Goodbye.

Excuse me, miss.

We talked when you
rented the place.

This is a decent place
where honest families live.

Everyone has young daughters.

You rented it saying you
were going to get married.

Different men are
coming into the house.

The neighbors complained.

They say the apartment has turned into
a, forgive my language, whorehouse.

As you can appreciate...

What are you saying?

Well, my dear... if you're
going to live decently, fine.

Or... without any further trouble...
find yourself a new place.

Damn you.

Damn you all.

This is filth.

This is filth.

Filth, filth, filth, filth.

The men who have stood
against me throughout my life.

Fathers, brothers, husbands,
lovers... bosses, chiefs, friends.

They judge you.

They say you're crazy.

They say you're bad.

They say you can't.

They judge, they brand.

And we... we give
them this permission.

I will not give this
permission anymore.

WOMAN HAS NO NAME

Translated by nutuzar