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Onsuz Olamam (I'm Nothing Without Him/Her/It) written and directed by Savaş Eşici in 1978. Two 'close' sisters (Egeliler and Müge Güler) are in love with the same man (Salih Güney). ![]() Zerrin Egeliler in
Yalnız Kalp / Uçurum (Lonely Heart / I Fly Like The Wind) written and directed by Yücel Uçanoğlu in 1978. The story of two young men (Hadi Çaman and Bülent Kaybaş) and a young woman (Egeliler) discovering seks for the first time. ![]() Zerrin Egeliler
grieves at the funeral for her believed-to-be-dead first husband in Şıllık (Painted Jezebel) 1979. ![]() Zerrin Egeliler's
'mother' Mürvet Sim pressures 'lawyer' Kamer Sadık at graveside to hurry-up the 'Reading of the Will' in Painted Jezebel 1979 ![]()
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Şıllık (Painted Jezebel) Directed by Ülkü Erakalın in 1979 -- starring Egeliler, Hadi Çaman, Bülent Kayabaş, and Mürvet Sim (who is not the blonde on the cover) ![]() Erotik Zerrin Egeliler Türk filmleri |
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Movie Comedy for Grownups
In Part 6 of this Zerrin Egeliler movie chronicle, we noted that her seks comedy film Şıllık (Painted Jezebel) is based on a simple premise... that it's perfectly all right for a wife to remarry a second husband after the death of her first husband. But, what if, at the prompting of her pushy mother, the new widow goes ahead a little too hastily with remarriage. And then... what happens when the report of her first husband's death turns out to be false -- having been based on bad info? What does a merry Turkish widow want with hubby #2 if hubby #1 is still alive and kicking? Well, in such a case, you've got the makin's for a Turkish 'erotik' comedy-movie stew...
Basic Movie Facts Şıllık (Painted Jezebel) -- 1979
The Movie's Plot The movie's opening-scene is filmed in the 700 year-old Karacaahmet Cemetery of Üsküdar, on Istanbul's Anatololian (Asian) side. [See atı alan Üsküdar'ı geçti.] Friends and family have gathered there for the funeral of Zerrin Egeliler's reportedly-deceased husband Hadi Caman. Several friends (including Bülent Kayabaş) offer condolances to the grieving-widow Egeliler and her mother (Mürvet Sim), by expressing the simple but heartfelt 'Başınız sağ olsun' Turkish condolence-phrase. Note: As a rule, Muslims bury the 'departed' the next day after a person 'departs'. (See The Muslim Way of Death.) Exceptions to this rule arise if distant family members need more time to return for the burial ceremony -- or if the departed is a celebrity/VIP for which burial ceremony preparations can be quite extensive. Still, in 'ordinary' circumstances, next-day funerals are carried out on-schedule, even if there are no physical-remains to bury (as in the case of an airplane lost at sea, for example). Even in the midst of condolance-giving at the graveside, Egeliler's mother begins to pester her daughter on the subject of remarriage, reckoning that Bülent Kayabaş would make a fine new son-in-law. But Egeliler admonishes her mother and respectfully weeps for her 'deceased' husband. Undaunted, Egeliler's mother sneakily pressures the family lawyer (Kamer Baba), who is also among the mourners at the cemetary, (see movie photo, upper left) to officially 'Read the Will' the next day at 2 in the afternoon at the family home. The appointed hour arrives, and, in the parlor of the family home, the lawyer assembles everyone mentioned in the will. They include Bülent Kayabaş, Zerrin Egeliler, and Egeliler's mother. (See movie-photo, upper left.) On the fireplace mantle, sits a life-sized photo-portrait of the presumably-deceased Hadi Çaman. But, as we soon learn, it's no ordinary portrait...It's a 3-dimensional picture with the power of movement and speech (see movie-photo at upper left) -- employed by the film's director Erakalın as a cinematic 'device'. A device with the ability to influence the movie's plot and orchestrate the actions of the other actors! Oh my...
Seems we're in for a magical movie romp -- which we'll examine further in: Part 8 -- 'Painted Jezebel'... When dalliance is in flower, what's a girl to do? - with quite a revealing film clip -
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© Erotik Türk Filmleri - Şıllık (Painted Jezabel), starred Hadi Çaman and Zerrin Egeliler