My Cinemas (Benim Sinemalarım)

Tonight, the wonderful adventures of Sinbad the Sailor are in Yavuz Cinemas.

The Magic Lamp, The Giants, Harun Reşid's Treasure...

How did Sinbad,

the great love of the princess, defeating the sea monsters

take the beautiful Cemile, the daughter of the caliph of Baghdad,

on a flying carpet, and cross the seven seas?

Look Hatice, they are passing by!

Come on Nesibe, let's run.

Two movies at Yavuz Cinemas tonight.

There are cowboys and Indians too!

Don't miss it! Run!

Tonight, the wonderful adventures of Sinbad the Sailor are in Yavuz Cinemas.

The Magic Lamp, The Giants, Harun Reşid's Treasure...

How did Sinbad, the great love of the princess,

defeating the sea monsters

take the beautiful Cemile, the daughter of the caliph of Baghdad,

on a flying carpet, and cross the seven seas?

Two movies at Yavuz Cinemas tonight.

There are cowboys and Indians too!

Don't miss it! Run!

Yeni Sabah, Vatan, Cumhuriyet, Hürriyet!

Yeni Sabah, Vatan, Cumhuriyet, Hürriyet!

I came to ask if there is any news.

Alleluia.

I think you were sleeping. I'll come later. You should sleep.

What sleep? Today is the third day. We have no news.

I sit up all night when my husband doesn't come at night.

While trying to calm his anger, I forget that my daughter disappeared.

We've had enough.

Matter of honor is not like anything else.

You must call the police to find the girl.

You were at ease since Nesibe was working at Beyoğlu.

She was looking fine.

She was obviously making good money.

You bought a sewing machine recently, didn't you?

She wasn't making that much money.

Recep Efendi also asked for a raise from the place where he was working.

Oh, really?

Neighbours are talking about that Recep Efendi is always in the cafe,

wondering if he is unemployed.

They are probably talking about a few pennies we saved up.

For sure. For sure.

Nesibe is so young. She wouldn't make that much money.

But you should do something.

If she met a few punks in Beyoğlu,

they would rip her to bits and they wouldn't even give an account.

I stopped by her workplace in the morning, girls were surprised.

She was very happy on Saturday.

It was Sunday evening when she left.

And today is Tuesday.

My dear.

She thought it was easier to be with strangers than with us.

Going to the police is hard.

Recep Efendi never went to the police station in his life.

It would hurt his pride. My heart sinks.

He doesn't ask about her.

He acts as if Nesibe was never born.

He doesn't ask about her.

Don't think bad things.

She is probably with a relative of yours.

Don't you have any relatives?

Not exactly.

We fell out years ago.

Now we are all apart.

How are you auntie? Did you get any news?

Oh, dear Ayşe. Unfortunately, we didn't.

I should go, farewell.

Maybe she shows up, I hope so.

I always say, girls should be married when they get their period.

Otherwise, they get into hot water.

- Brother, give me that. - No.

- Give me. - That's mine.

- Please, give me. - No.

- Give me. - No way.

The photos are not alike, are they?

This is from when Nesibe was in her last year at primary school.

This is the last photo of her that I found and printed

because my neighbor said give it to the newspaper.

They must have darkened her lips.

Otherwise, you know, she wouldn't paint her lips.

Does the photo look like her, please tell me.

It does. Other than the lips, it does look like her.

You pushed her buttons before you could learn to tolerate her.

She had her reasons.

She is a good girl.

She is.

Look how happy she was.

Just as happy as when she was telling the movies.

When I came here as a bride four, five years ago, she was just a little girl.

Out of spite, she stood on the stony ground all day long.

I was astonished.

Dear Nesibe, how are you?

Come on Nesibe, don't be stubborn. Come on in.

It's getting chilly.

The summer cinema will probably close as well.

Look, it's not sunny.

They're also removing chairs as you saw.

Yes, they're.

Let's go to the pier. We'll look at the boats.

What will we do there? We've already looked at the boats.

- Nothing. We'll have fun. Come on. - Wait, I'm coming.

Look, he's drinking.

Let me show you The Cibali Tobacco Factory.

Why? Show it from here.

It looks better from inside the pier.

When I grow up, I will work there like my sister Firdevs.

Really? Like sister Firdevs?

Are you really going to work there like sister Firdevs?

Yes, really. I will have so much fun.

I will take the ferry in the morning and the evening.

You will really have so much fun.

You two inseparable chums!

Looks like you got the permission again.

Here you go!

I watched Baytekin yesterday guys, it was very good.

MOULIN ROUGE

THE BLUE ROSE

DOUBLE INDEMNITY

CAMILLE

LADY GANGSTER

THE LOVER

COLORFUL JUDY GARLAND

NIAGARA

DIRTY WOMEN LOST HOPES

How are you? Is everything okay?

- I forgot my keys, sister Ayşe. - Come in, my dear.

I'm sorry, sister Ayşe. I keep forgetting my keys.

I'm glad you came. Well, sit down.

My mother is right saying that I'm goofy.

I was getting bored anyway.

We can chat while my naughty kids sleep. Let me have a look at them.

Okay, they're asleep. How about some coffee?

You're almost a grown up.

Come on, drink your coffee before it gets cold.

It's like a graveyard around here, my sister.

I feel sorry for my mom and dad too.

They didn't have a moment of peace.

You should see the women who come to the shop, they all look like monkeys.

If they had your hair and beauty, they would go crazy.

They spend money like water to become beautiful.

Some days I get so bored.

Do you think Atike did better by working at the tobacconist?

What do you want, dear mother?

Could I get you some water?

I don't know what you want.

Did I make noise and wake her up?

No, dear. She can't hear for the last fifteen days.

And she doesn't recognize anyone anymore.

She even thinks my husband, her son, is a stranger.

Come on dear, why are you getting bored?

You said that you loved it there.

You were saying that it's huge and it's like a fair ground.

Did you change your mind dear Nesibe?

You're right.

Let me tell you the last movie I've seen.

Maybe I can cheer you up, dear sister.

You crazy girl!

My lovely girl.

I really love movies, my sister.

The movies I've seen are so beautiful that I think I'm in a dream.

Songs, music, colors...

There was a very beautiful female star in the movie I went to.

Her hair was very blond.

A man loved her very much.

They were staying at the hotel next to a large waterfall.

The waterfall is in America.

The beautiful woman was singing a song. Look, I even memorized it.

At this rate, I'll learn English.

I also went to that movie once with the girls.

The woman gets on the bus and goes far away.

She gets on the bus and comes back.

She loves the young man, not the old man who loves her very much.

The way she is walking out the door...

The hotel looks like home.

- Sister Ayşe. - Yes.

Let's go to the movies together one day.

We leave the children to my mother.

She does not go to the Grand Bazaar every day.

- Okay. - Yes why not!

Let me tell you another movie, my sister.

A rich earl falls in love with a poor girl.

The man lives in a very large palace.

The palace has huge doors.

Doors open one after another.

One last door opens and the door leads into the ballroom.

People are dancing.

They are dancing a waltz and they are spinning.

They are spinning and spinning,

and spinning. The women are so beautiful.

How in the hell did she leave?

How?

She is a good girl.

Brother Recep should calm his anger.

I recall that whenever she was happy, she got roses in her cheeks.

She's so young.

I can't blame her.

We have been in this house for five years.

Always the same difficulties.

Our days are dwindling down.

Nesibe is a good girl.