Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne?

Sebahat Altiparmakoglu says, "This is a work by Vedat Türkali. I just combined the pieces." What is Fatmagül's Crime? for. Vedat Türkali's script, which was shot as a movie in 1986 and a television series in 2010, turns into a unique novel with the editing of Sebahat Altiparmakoglu. A familiar life in a coastal town in the Aegean: Fishermen and motor mechanics' struggle for survival; Fatmagül and Mustafa, who are in love with each other; The political-economic conflict of interests between the ruling classes of the town and the resistance of the poor... The love of Fatmagül and Mustafa, who count the days with the dream of marriage, first turns into a grave event, and then this love ends with the decision of the town politics. The ruling powers will rewrite Fatmagül's fate. Kerim's internal conflicts, Fatmagül's drama, a clear narrative that extends from the psychology of the individual to the sociology of the townspeople... In today's world, where violence and abuse against women are increasing, this work, which draws attention with its realistic narrative and the tragedy it contains, is a rare text that will take place in social memory. .
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 112

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ayrinti Publications

First Edition Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 112

Language: Turkish