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Synopsis: Alper is in his mid 30s and a good chef at his own restaurant. He loves luxury and spends his life with one-night stands and paid love. One day, his life changes utterly as he walks into a second-hand shop where he first encounters Ada who is in her late 20s and has a shop where she designs costumes for kids. She leads a modest life and one day while looking for a book, her and Alper's paths cross. Alper is fascinated by Ada's beauty and starts following her with the book she has been looking for. They both experience first signs of love, which they have never experienced before. Although Alper tries to fit Ada into his life, he realizes that this narrows his life down while on the other hand Ada has already fallen in love with him. 'Issiz Adam' portrays the life of those whose lives have been isolated by modern lifestyles. The film is also filled with food, mothers, old songs, and love.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Çagan Irmak
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2008
113 min
764 Views


Eat it with faith and conviction.

It's on the house.

Sorry... I don't think

I understood.

You're doing your

English trip again...

Off you go now.

They'll understand.

Can you run through

the sentence again?

What the hell did I say? No way,

I can't come up with it again.

Go and take them a dessert.

Don't say anything either.

Next time you call... Don't give me all

that sh*t about losing your phone.

You take me for an idiot?

Don't get me wrong. I have to

get up really early tomorrow.

There's a meeting on.

Are you crazy? How do you expect me

to leave when I m as stoned as this?

I'll get you a cab. Voom!

Lt'll take no time.

- I'll give you the fare.

- What fare? God!

What are you upset about?

I have a meeting.

F*** you! Go f*** yourself!

You're all the same load of sh*t.

- Shhh! That's rude.

- F*** off!

Hello, Mum...

How are you doing?

Son! I called you this morning but...

Was it too early?

No. I was busy.

You never stop,

day and night, son...

Every second you're running

about the place.

You don't get anywhere if you don't,

Mum. Are you OK?

Yes, fine. Your sister and her family

are here. Your brother and his lot too.

They say to say hello.

I heard. I heard.

How's the little monster?

Fine as ever. Growing up fast.

He's started talking.

He never stops chattering now.

Granny this, Granny that...

How's my sister

and my brother?

Fine. He's here too. He fixed the back

wall of the garden yesterday...

It fell down.

He found a builder, bless him.

If you need anything,

I can send it to you.

Has anyone asked you

for money now?

For goodness sake! I have money of

my own. I miss you, that's why I...

Listen. Remember

old Mahmut Hodja s son?

Erdem. You were

friends with him at school.

I remember.

He's getting married. They've asked

me to the wedding in Istanbul.

They want me

to be a marriage witness.

I couldn't let them down so I'm thinking

about coming up for a few days.

Then I'll get

to see you too.

We all know how

difficult is for you to come down here.

- When will you be coming?

- Well, not for another 10 days.

OK, Mum... That'll be nice.

It will, won't it? Is there anything

you want from here?

OK, love and

kisses then, son...

OK, Mum.

Good morning. Take it easy there.

Good morning.

Have any spare coffee?

Sure but... Look, I m sorry but are you

always going to show up like this?

Well, there you go. What can we do?

Cake...

Carrot and cinnamon.

Sure.

So did you get your son's measurements

then?

Not yet. I haven't seen him yet.

That's why.

That's normal. How would you

measure a son who doesn't exist?

You could guess a

few numbers...

...or pull a whole new stunt and

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