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Şoförün Kızı
Factory owner Ayhan is very dissatisfied with his brother Ekrem's lifestyle. So he decides to set Ekrem straight. He believes that Arzu, the daughter of his driver who is in love with Ekrem, can accomplish this task. He makes a deal and sends Arzu to Izmir. There, Arzu receives the necessary education to integrate into high society. Upon returning to Istanbul, Ekrem attempts to be with Arzu as planned. However, while Arzu and Ayhan are trying to change Ekrem, they will fall in love with each other.
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Plot Summary
A drama focusing on the life and struggles of a female taxi driver. The film explores her relationships, challenges, and the societal perceptions she faces in her unconventional profession.
Critical Reception
As a film from 1966, detailed critical reception from international sources is limited. However, Turkish cinema from this era often focused on social dramas and melodrama, resonating with local audiences.
What Reviewers Say
Focuses on the personal struggles within a traditional society.
Features strong performances from its lead actress.
Explores themes of independence and societal barriers.
Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user reviews for this film is not readily available due to its age and regional focus.
Fun Fact
Türkan Şoray, the lead actress, was one of the most prominent and prolific actresses in Turkish cinema history, often referred to as 'Sultan'.
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