Female Enemy (Dişi Düşman) (translated)

Dişi Düşman (Female Enemy) is a 1966 black-and-white Turkish adventure film directed by Nejat Saydam, who co-wrote the screenplay with Aydın Arakon. Produced by Murat Köseoğlu for Acar Film, it stars Cüneyt Arkın, Hülya Koçyiğit and Ajda Pekkan, with cinematography by Melih Sertesen and music by Fecri Ebcioğlu.

The story revolves around a Byzantine treasure secretly buried after the fall of Constantinople, its location hidden on seven candelabra arms. Journalist Cengiz, together with his girlfriend Asuman, an archaeology student, and their allies, battles rival gangs and foreign agents determined to seize the hoard and use its value to buy weapons. Filled with chases, a masked ball and espionage intrigue, the adventure stretches from Istanbul to Cyprus. The film runs about 100 minutes.