6.7My Daughter and Me · 1988
My Daughter and Me (1988) is a film directed by Halit Refiğ, starring Gülşen Bubikoğlu, Cüneyt Arkın, Yılmaz Zafer.
6.7Overview
The film tells the story of a mother who dedicates her life to her daughter. Reyhan is pregnant with Kenan's child. After a while, Kenan leaves Reyhan. Reyhan gives birth alone and leaves her daughter in a mosque courtyard. Just as she is about to commit suicide, she is saved by Vedat. Vedat helps Reyhan get back on her feet by giving her a job at his company. Their relationship eventually turns into love, and they get married. Vedat finds Reyhan's daughter, Çağla, and adds her to his family. As Çağla grows up and becomes a young woman, she begins to rebel against her family. She defies her mother and marries Cem, a fortune hunter. Reyhan will sacrifice her life to save her daughter from Cem.
Cast
Gülşen Bubikoğlu, Cüneyt Arkın, Yılmaz Zafer, Nilüfer Öz, Kerem Yılmazer, Bülent Ufuk, Cem Erman, Devrim Parscan
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What is "My Daughter and Me" about?
The film tells the story of a mother who dedicates her life to her daughter. Reyhan is pregnant with Kenan's child. After a while, Kenan leaves Reyhan. Reyhan gives birth alone and leaves her daughter in a mosque courtyard. Just as she is about to commit suicide, she is saved by Vedat. Vedat helps Reyhan get back on her feet by giving her a job at his company. Their relationship eventually turns into love, and they get married. Vedat finds Reyhan's daughter, Çağla, and adds her to his family. As Çağla grows up and becomes a young woman, she begins to rebel against her family. She defies her mother and marries Cem, a fortune hunter. Reyhan will sacrifice her life to save her daughter from Cem.
When was "My Daughter and Me" released?
My Daughter and Me was released in 1988.
Who stars in "My Daughter and Me"?
The cast includes Gülşen Bubikoğlu, Cüneyt Arkın, Yılmaz Zafer, Nilüfer Öz.
