Ogulcan

Oğulcan is a Turkish drama in color, directed and written by Cüneyt Arkın, who also takes the leading role. Described as an emotional drama, it was made by Varlık Film and produced by Lokman Kondakçı. Feridun Kete was the cinematographer, Aziz Dikdik the editor and Nurettin İrişen the assistant director; laboratory and dubbing work was done at Stüdyo 83.

The story turns on the bond between a father and his son and on a court case. Arkın plays the father, Murat, with Güler Tomurcuk as Oğulcan and Selma Yelken as the mother. Kadir Kök plays the foreman and Faruk Savun a lawyer, and the cast also includes Orhun Seydik, Mehmet Şenkal, Ali Demirel and Turgut Yalçın. In the dubbed soundtrack, Zafer Ergin voices Arkın, Ercüment Balakoğlu voices Faruk Savun and Müdrike Coşansu voices Selma Yelken, with Ünal Gürel credited for another dubbing part.

The film, which brings the story of a father and son into the courtroom, is also said to have taken inspiration from Kramer vs. Kramer.