Yol

1982
15
1h 47m

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Tarik Akan and Serif Sezer in Yol (1982)

The difficulties experienced by five prisoners who took a weeks leave from prison.The difficulties experienced by five prisoners who took a weeks leave from prison.The difficulties experienced by five prisoners who took a weeks leave from prison.

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7.9/10

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Awards
- 7 wins & 4 nominations total

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9/10

The best Turkish movie in the history of Yesilcam

Thank Yilmaz Guney and Serif Goren for doing such a tremendous movie.Actings are excellent.This movie is the proof of the possibility to make great films with limited financial resources.Tarik Akan gives a perfect performance.The most I liked in the movie is the hesitation of Seyit Ali to leave Zine alone on the mount.Yol is a very well acted, edited, and directed movie.Of course it would be a great fault to forget the screen written by Yilmaz Guney.Thank people who gives us the opportunity to see "Yol" .

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Jul 30, 1999
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Trivia
Tarik Akan, in his book of memories, tells that he is not the one who actually shoots the horse in the scene where the horse cannot continue walking and the Akan character decides to ease its death.

Quotes
Zafer: If a patient expects help from his physician, he has to be open and honest. To give false info, would be misleading him.

Alternate versions
The original version of the Ömer segments included a sequence in which the plight of Turkey's Kurdish population is discussed, with the sequence prefaced with the location title 'Kurdistan'. The sensitivity surrounding this issue in Turkey was part of the reason the film was banned there for many years. These scenes were not restored to the 2017 'Full Version' release, nor are the included on the Korean-issued DVD of the film.