Perfidious Byzantine

This film, originally titled Kahpe Bizans, tells the story of Yetis Bey, played by Cem Davran, and his humorous conflict with the Byzantine Emperor Illetyus. The runtime is 97 minutes, providing a compact narrative that mixes comedy with historical elements.

With a diverse cast including Mehmet Ali Erbil, Nurseli İdiz, and Hande Ataizi, Perfidious Byzantine showcases various performances that contribute to its comedic storyline. The film belongs to the comedy and history genres, appealing to those interested in both laughter and historical narratives.

As a release from Özen Film, Tükenmez Kalem Film, and Arzu Film, it represents the Turkish cinema landscape of the early 2000s, which is a noteworthy era for fans of international films. This film may attract collectors looking for unique comedic takes on historical events.