Ekmek

Ekmek delves into the historical context of the miners' protests in Zonguldak during 1990-91. It highlights their fight against privatization, which they termed the "bread war" due to its impacts on their livelihoods. The film captures the essence of collective action and solidarity among workers facing economic challenges.

As the second film in the "Work-Bread-Freedom" trilogy, Ekmek continues to explore significant social themes. Its narrative focuses on the miners' resistance and their struggle for rights, making it a poignant piece reflecting on the labor movement. The film features performances from Fikret Hakan, Demir Karahan, and Gülsen Tuncer, who contribute to the film's powerful storytelling.