Shirin's Wedding
Directed by Helma Sanders-BrahmsShirin's Wedding touches on many concepts that are still up to date, from the difficulties experienced by immigrants to the power of love, from the importance of family ties to women's rights and class inequality, from cultural conflict to tradition and modernity. Shirin, who is forced to marry the village lord, escapes to Istanbul when she finds the opportunity and goes to Germany as a worker. However, losing her job here would be the beginning of the end.
