A Woman's Enemy (Bir Kadın Düşmanı) (translated)

The Turkish drama Bir Kadın Düşmanı (A Woman's Enemy) was made in 1991, shot in color and runs 80 minutes. It takes its story from Reşat Nuri Güntekin's novel of the same name; Ülkü Karaosmanoğlu wrote the screenplay and Hüseyin Karakaş directed. Yağmur Ajans handled the production, with Osman Yağmurdereli and Enver Özer credited as producers.

At the center of the story is Ziya, a naval engineer. His passion for Zuhal, the wife of his business partner, and the mistakes of his past have poisoned his own life. After the death of his partner Necdet his world goes entirely dark and he turns hostile toward women. He leaves Istanbul for a small town, where he meets Sara. Tarık Akan plays Ziya, Meltem Doğanay is Sara, Şebnem Eren is Zuhal and Bülent Polat is Necdet. The cast also includes Efgan Efekan (Doctor Semih), Kâmil Sönmez (Captain Yusuf), Fatma Belgen (Melek), Pelin Körmükçü (Nesibe), Nuri Tuğ (Yasin), Selahattin Fırat (Rıza), Leyla Alnıak (Beyhan), Rafet Kalkan (Ziya's friend) and Emel Özen.

The music is by Özkan Turgay, the cinematography by Abdullah Gürek and the editing by Nevzat Dişiaçık. The film also circulated in a dubbed version: Mustafa Alabora voiced Tarık Akan, Timuçin Caymaz voiced Nuri Tuğ, Zekai Müftüoğlu voiced Efgan Efekan and Zafer Önen voiced Selahattin Fırat.