 | This story of the fourth dormitory of the Ankara Prison is a metaphor for Turkish life. Here boys live in the worst conditions until they realize their only hope is to be sent to another prison or to revolt. |
 | The most popular film in Dutch history, TURKISH DELIGHT stars Rutger Hauer as Erik Vonk, a free spirited sculptor who enters into a passionate affair with the beautiful Olga (van de Ven), whose thirst for sexual experimentation matches his own. As... |
| When Antonia (Margherita Buy) loses her husband Massimo in a terrifying car accident, she is devastated. Taking care of necessary business after his death, she runs across a painting, a gift to her husband with a note attached indicating that... |
| This is a beautiful and moving portrayal of a father and son coming to grips with external hardships and their own human frailties as they attempt to earn enough money to send the boy to school. |
 | A wide offering of interesting trips to various coastal regions makes this journey a real adventure. |
| This story of the fourth dormitory of the Ankara Prison is a metaphor for Turkish life. Here boys live in the worst conditions until they realize their only hope is to be sent to another prison or to revolt. |
 | This winner of the Palme D'Or for Best Picture at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival paints a compelling portrait of modern Turkey as seen through the eyes of five prisoners who are granted temporary leave to see their families. Based on Yilmaz Guney's... |
| This winner of the Palme D'Or for Best Picture at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival paints a compelling portrait of modern Turkey as seen through the eyes of five prisoners who are granted temporary leave to see their families. Based on Yilmaz Guney's... |
| The wrenching true story of one man's dream to build a better life for his family by emigrating from Turkey to Switzerland. Academy Award: Best Foreign Language Film. |
| The wrenching true story of one man's dream to build a better life for his family by emigrating from Turkey to Switzerland. Academy Award: Best Foreign Language Film. |
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