July 14

Set in Turkey following the military coup of 1980, this historical drama focuses on the inmates of the Diyarbakır prison. Facing systemic torture, the prisoners organize a collective effort to resist their treatment. The narrative centers on the events of July 14, 1982, which marked the beginning of the largest act of defiance within the facility.

Directed by Hasim Aydemir, the film features a cast including Suat Usta as Mehmet Hayri Durmuş, Bülent Keser as Esat Oktay Yıldıran, and Nedim Rojhat Yeşilçınar as Kemal Pir. Other roles are played by Şahin Yalçın, Tahsin Özmen, and Veysel Erel. The screenplay was written by Metîn Ewr, İlham Bakır, and Mehmet Emin Engizek, with Mehmet Husamettin Yürek serving as producer. Produced by Yapım 13, the movie has a runtime of 146 minutes.