I Love You, Rosa (Seni Seviyorum Rosa) (translated)

Seni Seviyorum Rosa (I Love You, Rosa) is a 1992 Turkish film directed and written by Işıl Özgentürk, released on September 18, 1992. It marked Özgentürk's first feature film and was adapted from Sevgi Soysal's 1968 novel "Tante Rosa," which won an Achievement Award at the 1970 TRT Arts Awards Competition. Ali Özgentürk served as producer, with the film made under Asya Film.

The 90-minute drama follows a woman who drifts through life without learning or teaching anything, portraying her shifts between dreams and reality against the historical backdrop of Istanbul. Alongside Sumru Yavrucuk and Taner Barlas, the cast also included non-professional actors, and the film screened at the Mardin Film Festival, known as SineMardin.