My Name is Batlir, not Butler

The film follows the life of Batlir, who humorously asserts that his name is not Butler. He navigates his existence with a whimsical perspective, claiming that his appearance is a result of his mother’s cravings during pregnancy. This quirky premise sets the stage for a tale that intertwines fantasy with the realities of life in Anatolia.

My Name is Batlir, not Butler features a cast that includes Can Sipahi, Erkan Taşdöğen, Merve Dizdar, and others. Their performances contribute to the film's exploration of loneliness and companionship, particularly through Batlir's connection with 52 Hertz, a symbolic character representing isolation. The film stands out for its imaginative storytelling and cultural nuances, appealing to those interested in international cinema.