Anxiety

The story follows Cevher and his family as they navigate the harsh realities of seasonal labor, competing not only with machines but also facing the burden of familial obligations. Cevher's reliance on the earnings from the cotton fields is intensified by the need to pay blood money for a murder committed by a relative.

As the narrative unfolds, the workers confront their dire conditions and ultimately unite to strike, highlighting the challenges and resilience of those in the labor force. The film presents a poignant examination of the intersection between personal and political struggles, making it a notable piece of Turkish cinema from the 1970s.