“By Any Means” and the Pitfalls of Entertainment
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Ümran is a young and beautiful girl who belongs to a wealthy family. Living a luxurious life, Ümran enters into a romantic relationship with Metin, a young swimmer she meets at the pool who is infatuated with her. The two lovers decide to get married soon, but the girl's father, Abbas, who disapproves, kicks Metin out of the house when he comes to ask for Ümran's hand in marriage. As a result, the young girl runs away from home and reunites with her beloved, and the two marry and establish a happy home. However, over time, issues arising from the class difference between them lead to frequent arguments. Despite their love overcoming everything, Metin's business begins to falter due to Abbas's relentless anger and obstacles, causing chaos to ensue.
It is up to the community to decide if this film is a force for enlightenment or not.
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