Dark Roads (Karanlık Yollar) (translated)

Karanlık Yollar ("Dark Roads") is a 1947 Turkish drama that Faruk Kenç wrote, directed and also produced. Counted among the drama and family genres, the film was shot in black and white on 35 mm and adapted from a work by Nurullah Tilgen, a novel. It is a joint production of İstanbul Film and Ceylan Film.

The hero, Yusuf, is the son of a wealthy farm owner. The estate's steward pushes him into a life of indulgence, and the young man's life moves gradually toward ruin along that bad road. Haşim Evci plays Yusuf, with Oya Sensev (Fatma) and İhsan Evrim (Ali) among the named cast. Halide Pişkin, Halit Akçatepe, Gülistan Güzey, Mümtaz Ener, Mehmet Karaca, Kadri Ögelman and Melahat İçli are also in it.

Necati Tözüm was the cinematographer and Sadi Işılay composed the music.