Cold of Kalandar
Sep 16 2016
•2h 18m
•Family, Drama
Mehmet is a man living with his family in a mountain village in the Black Sea region. He earns his living by breeding a few animals, while passionately looking for a mineral reserve on the mountains, but his pursuit is seen useless by his family. Devastated by vain efforts, his hope is renewed with a competition. Mehmet will attend the bull fight held in Artvin, but he returns from Artvin completely lost, once again. This simple story pictures the naive portrait of a touching life, a life struggle in hardship and the relationship between nature, animals and human beings.
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Haydar Şişman
Mehmet
Nuray Yeşilaraz
Hanife
Hanife Kara
Nazife
İbrahim Kuvvet
İbrahim
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