Let This Be the Last Time (Bu Son Olsun) (translated)

Bu Son Olsun is Orçun Benli's first feature film, a Turkish dark comedy that looks at the September 12, 1980, coup with humor. Benli wrote and directed it, with Şükrü Üçpınar co-writing the script. It opened across Turkey on January 6, 2012, stayed 18 weeks, was seen by 79,663 viewers and grossed 615,512 TL.

Yaşar (Mustafa Uzunyılmaz), Apo (Orhan Eşkin), Kovboy Ali (Ferit Kaya), Cevat (Volga Sorgu) and Ertuğrul (Ufuk Bayraktar) are five friends living on the street whose only concerns are filling their bellies and never being parted from wine. When a curfew is declared on the morning of the coup, even the street is closed to them, and a chain of mix-ups lands them in a prison full of political detainees. There, warden Hızır (Engin Alkan) is locked in a power struggle with Captain Kenan (Serdar Orçin), appointed after the coup, and the five exploit the confusion. But Yaşar's conscience cannot bear what goes on inside, and he plans to free the prisoners he knows and reunite Sinan (Engin Altan Düzyatan) and Lale (Hazal Kaya), a couple kept apart by the walls. Deniz Uğur plays Nurse Nimet.

The music is by Cahit Berkay and the cinematography by Vedat Özdemir. Uzak Yakın Film Yapımcılık produced it; Özen Film distributed.