Manly (Erkekçe) (translated)

Erkekçe is a 1983 Turkish feature film written and directed by Çetin İnanç. Produced by Mehmet Karahafız under the Anıt Film banner, with cinematography by Sedat Ülker, the 79-minute picture mixes adventure, comedy and crime.

The plot follows a tough street character trying to avenge his former partner. When the powerful mob boss Hulusi is murdered, the underworld is thrown into turmoil, and as rivals argue over who will take his place, Hulusi's will surfaces: his entire fortune goes to Gırgır Ali — on one condition. If Ali fails to track down the killer within a week, everything passes instead to Hulusi's legal representative, the lawyer İhsan.

Cüneyt Arkın plays Gırgır Ali, supported by Ali Şen as Beybaba, Necla Fide as Gönül, Aydın Haberdar as Aydın, Hüseyin Peyda as the lawyer İhsan and Nilgün Saraylı as Yaprak. The film is one of many collaborations between Arkın and İnanç, a famously prolific pairing in Turkish action cinema.