Where Are These Men Looking? (Nereye Bakıyor Bu Adamlar) (translated)

Osman F. Seden directed Nereye Bakıyor Bu Adamlar, a 1976 Turkish comedy led by Zeki Alasya and Metin Akpınar. It follows two provincials who cannot get used to big-city life and become advertising faces by chance. Made by Erman Film, it was shot in color on 35 mm and runs about 98 minutes. Ahmet Üstel wrote the script, Hürrem Erman produced, and the cinematographers were Kaya Ererez and Erdoğan Engin.

Metin travels with his friend Zeki from Eğin to Istanbul to find Ayşe, his betrothed since childhood. Strangers to the city, the pair survive all kinds of mishaps until their photographs are used in an advertising campaign and they become faces everybody knows. Meanwhile, the workers at the factory where Ayşe is employed have gone on strike over a collective agreement, and the owner and the workers are bargaining. With a little luck, Zeki and Metin get a chance to use their new popularity in those negotiations.

Alasya and Akpınar play Zeki and Metin, characters who share their first names; Meral Zeren (Ayşe) and Süleyman Turan (Tarık) complete the main cast. Osman Alyanak, Hakkı Kıvanç, Remziye Fırtına, Feridun Çölgeçen, Semih Sezerli, İhsan Özenç, Cahit Engin and Fadıl Garan appear in smaller roles.