Sana Layık Değilim
- Drama
Osman falls in love with Türkan, the daughter of a wealthy family, but he cannot open his feelings to the young woman. During Osman's military service, his brother Ekrem becomes lovers with Türkan and gets engaged. Although Türkan really loves Ekrem, his plans are completely different.
I'm Not Worthy of You is a 1965 Turkish drama film about Osman, who falls in love with Türkan, a wealthy man's daughter, but struggles to confess his feelings. When Osman enters military service, his brother Ekrem seizes the opportunity to become engaged to Türkan, setting off a tragic chain of events driven by conflicting desires and class differences.
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When was I'm Not Worthy of You released?
The film was released on November 4, 1965.
What is the plot about?
The story follows Osman's unrequited love for Türkan, a woman from an affluent family. While Osman is away during military service, his brother Ekrem becomes engaged to Türkan, though his intentions differ from her genuine feelings for him.
What genre is this film?
I'm Not Worthy of You is a drama film that explores themes of love, family conflict, and social class.
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