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When her grandfather Dursun refuses medical treatment, Leyla, a bass guitarist, leaves the city for his village in Anatolia, determined to bring him back with her. Dursun has no intention of going. What begins as a practical visit slowly settles into a stretch of shared time. Moving between city and countryside, rehearsals and shared meals, The Name of the Song observes two generations as their different rhythms of life gradually come to inhabit the same frame, shaped by everyday routines, stubborn disagreements, music and small acts of care.Read moreLess
When her grandfather Dursun refuses medical treatment, Leyla, a bass guitarist, leaves the city for his village in Anatolia, determined to bring him back with her. Dursun has no intention of going. What begins as a practical visit slowly settles into a stretch of shared time. Moving between city and countryside, rehearsals and shared meals, The Name of the Song observes two generations as their different rhythms of life gradually come to inhabit the same frame, shaped by everyday routines, stubborn disagreements, music and small acts of care.
The story
When her grandfather Dursun refuses medical treatment, Leyla, a bass guitarist, leaves the city for his village in Anatolia, determined to bring him back with her. Dursun has no intention of going. What begins as a practical visit slowly settles into a stretch of shared time. Moving between city and countryside, rehearsals and shared meals, The Name of the Song observes two generations as their different rhythms of life gradually come to inhabit the same frame, shaped by everyday routines, stubborn disagreements, music and small acts of care.
Cast & crew
Alp SunaoğluYaşar
Onur TanyeriHakan "Vocal"Explore the crew
- Director
- Oğuz Anbarlı
- Writer
- Oğuz Anbarlı
- Director of Photography
- Mert Bağcı
- Producer
- Züleyha Özbaş Anbarlı
- Original Music Composer
- Raffi Arslanyan
- Original Music Composer
- Hazar Mürşitpınar