Anxiety (1974)
Overview
This award winning, 1974 film by Yilmaz Güney, the legend of Turkish Cinema, tells the story of Cevher and his family and their daily struggles as seasonal workers in the cotton fields of Southern Turkey. Cevher depends on the family earnings from the fields to pay blood money for a murder one of his relatives committed. ANXIETY documents and criticizes the feudal traditions, corruption and inhumane working conditions, while the workers are coming to terms with the machines that are rapidly modernizing the landscape.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tr |
| Popularity | 0.41 |
Directed By
Yılmaz Güney
Şerif Gören
Crew
Yılmaz Güney
Şerif Gören
Kenan Ormanlar
Sanar Yurdatapan
Attila Özdemiroglu
Yılmaz Güney
Süha Pelitözü
Yılmaz Güney
Şerif Gören
TOP CAST
Erkan Yücel
Cevher
Kamran Usluer
Remo
Adem Tolay
Fato
Ayşe Emel Mesçi
Aliye
Doğan Bavli
Ahmet Bayrak(voice)
Timuçin Caymaz
Yasar Gökoğlu (voice)
Abdurrahman Palay
Mehmet Eken(voice)
Rıza Tüzün
Nizam Ergüden(voice)
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