Uzak Ihtimal

Synopsis: Muezzin Musa falls for his neighbor, the Catholic nurse Clara. The story gets even more exceptional when Musa meets Yakup, who turns out to be connected with Clara.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Mahmut Fazil Coskun
  7 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Year:
2009
90 min
17 Views


Paola! Paola!

Here you go.

Thank you very much.

Good evening.

Good evening.

- Salaamun aleykum.

- Aleykum salaam.

Mustafa, candy?

Excuse me, which way is

Tophane?

Follow the right hand side.

It is 500 meters away.

- Salaamun aleykum.

- Aleykum salaam.

Salaamun aleykum.

Is lmam Ibrahim around?

What is it you want from

lmam Ibrahim?

I am the new muezzin.

Welcome brother!

Lmam Ibrahim is not here.

Come, take a sit. I will call him.

- Do you want some tea?

- Yes, I'll have some.

What is it, Sefik?

Salaamun aleykum.

I am the new muezzin.

Aleykum salaam and rahmetullah.

Welcome. Welcome.

Well, you are very young.

- Is this your first service?

- Yes.

Where are you from?

Ankara, Beypazary.

There was lmam Ebubekir

in Sincan.

We are friends from the religious

high school.

Both the mosque and the community

are very good here.

You will be pleased and

comfortable.

Here is your calendar and...

...these are the keys to

the mosque.

Which religous school

have you attend?

Beypazari.

- And university?

- Yes, theology.

Very good. Masallah.

Have you memorized the Koran?

No. Only the last sections

I don't have the rest.

We started working on it with

my father when I was a kid...

...but then we could not keep up.

- Your father?

- My father is an imam too.

Unsalaried though, not designated.

Imam Niyazi was staying here

before you.

He was from Tokat.

He asked to be reassigned

in his home town.

The furniture he left behind is clean.

There is a television too.

Do not waste too much time with it.

You may watch it from time to time.

I brought this from home. Lokum.

- I'll see you at morning prayer.

- Alright.

- Salaamun aleykum.

- Aleykum salaam.

Can you move there?

I've just moved in to your next door.

I need a screwdriver,

if you have one.

Thank you.

Come on, Musa.

You'll finish it later.

Let me introduce.

Musa is the new muezzin.

Welcome.

Imam Davut is an old member

of our community.

Will you have some?

There is cheese, there is simit.

There is everything.

Anybody there?

I am stuck in elevator.

Anybody there?

The elevatorjust stopped.

Thank you.

Good morning.

Here is your screwdriver.

Thank you for yesterday.

If it was not for you, I would stay

stuck in the elevator.

I am grateful.

How may I help you?

Good day.

The church is closed right now.

The afternoon service will be

at one o'clock.

All right, thank you.

Menakibl Arifin

(Legends of the Sages)

Excuse me?

The book. Menakibl Arifin.

Looks like you know each other.

Yes. She is my neighbor.

How come you speak Ottoman?

From school.

Which school?

The religious school.

I am serving as a muezzin

in a nearby mosque.

Is that so?

Do you have an interest for books?

Yes, a little.

Then you should certainly

pay me a visit?

- Thank you.

- You are welcome.

You must have dropped it.

- Salaamun aleykum.

- Alaykum Salaam.

Do you remember me?

We met yesterday.

- At the church.

- Yes.

Please come in.

Sorry to trouble you.

Trouble? No! Please enjoy your tea.

- Do you have sugar?

- Sugar?

- Alright, I got it.

- It is in the kitchen.

There are lots of books.

Well, it makes a living.

To whom are you selling these?

To whoever is interested.

Not an easy job.

Actually I am looking for

an assistant.

For the Ottoman texts.

I would be very glad if

you are interested.

Well you know, I am a muezzin.

I would like to come between

prayer times, if it will be enough.

It won't be a problem for me.

- Also the pay will help you as well.

- Well, okay.

What's up bro?

What are u doing here?

- I have been assigned to Istanbul.

- Assigned?

I became a muezzin.

Very good bro, I hope it's best for you.

Thank you.

My dad told me to stop by

Hadji Mfit sometime.

- So I brought his greetings.

- Very nice of you.

He is around,

he should be here soon.

What about you? Have you finished

memorizing Koran?

- Yes, I have.

- Good.

You rascal!

I should get going.

You make yourself comfortable,

have something to eat.

Tevfik! Help my guest.

There is no need brother.

I should drop by a couple of places.

I have some things

to be taken care of.

Which mosque you said?

Karabas Mustafa Pasha Mosque,

in Tophane.

I hang around there a lot

to smoke narghile.

- I will find you there.

- Anytime, brother.

Write down your mobile number.

I haven't got a phone yet.

You call me then.

If you will need anything

I am around.

I am in a rush now.

Please excuse me.

Yes, sure.

You take care of your business.

Tevfik, look after here!

- See you brother.

- I'll see you.

I am waiting!

Hello Mr. Suha.

The books have not arrived yet.

Sure.

I'll bring it myself, sir.

I am on it.

No problem.

Have a good day.

- Hello dear Ltfi.

- Hello dear Yakup.

Let me introduce.

Musa, Mr. Ltfi.

Nice to meet you.

- The books have arrived.

- Great.

Come, have a seat.

- Here is the delivery.

- Thank you.

Musa is my new assistant.

Is that so? How nice...

- His Ottoman is very good.

- Great.

These books are sold out.

They are very difficult to find,

you know.

You are right.

Bukowski, Women.

Be careful!

Musa is a muezzin.

Is that so? Very nice.

Please tell my greetings

to Miss. Anna.

There is this bookseller

I sometimes visit.

What bookseller bro?

He buys and sells second hand books.

So...

So I work with him.

Do you make some money?

Why is Hadji Mfit get mad at you?

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