'The Invisible Man' (2020): The Hiddenness of Domestic Abuse
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The film tells the story of a love affair that tames a vagabond. Zehra Hanım is fed up with her son Necmi's vagrancy. Necmi is actually a successful composer. However, in recent years he has become a compulsive gambler. He has lost all his earnings and his father's inheritance at gambling. Now it is his mother's property that is at stake. Zehra Hanım seeks ways to reform her wayward son. Finally, she decides to marry Necmi to Hülya, who lives on a neighboring farm. The young woman began living with her uncle after graduating from college. She spends her time in a village far from Istanbul, surrounded by nature and her paintings. Necmi is not used to befriending girls like Hülya. However, his mother has forced him to do so.
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The film tells the story of a love affair that tames a vagabond. Zehra Hanım is fed up with her son Necmi's vagrancy. Necmi is actually a successful composer. However, in recent years he has become a compulsive gambler. He has lost all his earnings and his father's inheritance at gambling. Now it is his mother's property that is at stake. Zehra Hanım seeks ways to reform her wayward son. Finally, she decides to marry Necmi to Hülya, who lives on a neighboring farm. The young woman began living with her uncle after graduating from college. She spends her time in a village far from Istanbul, surrounded by nature and her paintings. Necmi is not used to befriending girls like Hülya. However, his mother has forced him to do so.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Bülent Oran
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Studio:Pesen Film
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