Endişe
Yılmaz Güney, Şerif Gören
Cevher is the chosen victim of his clan's blood feud. He tries to get together the 150,000 liras required to turn his blood debt into a money debt. Cevher has no savings and goes off to work with his daughter as a seasonal farm worker on a cotton plantation. The owner offers to advance him the money in exchange for his daughter...
With : Yılmaz Güney, Kamuran Usluer, Aden Tolay, Ayşe Emel Mesci et Nizam Ergüden
Screenplay : Yılmaz Güney, Ali Özgentürk, Yavuz Pağda
Image : Kenan Ormanlar
Editing : Şerif Gören
Music : Şanar Yurdatapan
Screenplay : Yılmaz Güney, Ali Özgentürk, Yavuz Pağda
Image : Kenan Ormanlar
Editing : Şerif Gören
Music : Şanar Yurdatapan
Production : Güney Film
Source copie : Jack Salom
Source copie : Jack Salom
Finished during Yilmaz Güney's second incarceration for a common law crime, Anxiety is the first of five films (along with The Suffering Ones, The Herd, The Enemy and The Way) all shot with the help of another director. Like the horse cab driver in Hope, the naïve worker in Anxiety embodies the anti-hero par excellence, thrust into the center of a subject matter dear to Güney: worker exploitation. "I wanted to talk about the condition of those who work the land and more particularly seasonal farm workers. The principal theme of Anxiety was: where must one look to find the solution? Is individualism one possibility?" (Yilmaz Gürney)