Mr. E (Bay E) (translated)

Bay E ("Mr. E") is a Turkish film released on March 10, 1995, and told in an experimental style. Sinan Çetin wrote and directed it, shared the cinematography with Tevfik Şenol and produced it with Cemil Çetin. Made by Plato Film on 35 mm color stock and running 101 minutes, it leans on themes of television and the road.

The story centers on İsmet Berkan (Mehmet Ali Erbil), a well-known media figure, and his wife Leyla (Natalie Heroux). On a car journey the couple first play out fantasies, then promise each other complete honesty. Leyla says she only once kissed someone else; İsmet admits he cheated with another woman, and a bitter argument follows. When they stop at a petrol station Leyla disappears, and events turn into a nightmare for İsmet, who is drawn into an unbelievable adventure in search of his wife.

İzzet Günay and Ahmet Kaya appear as commentators and Rasim Öztekin as the Chef. Meltem Cumbul plays the girl on the motorcycle, Mustafa Sandal a bus assistant and Kenan Doğulu a young man in a bar, and Ara Güler, Duygu Asena, Giovanni Scognamillo, Yonca Evcimik and Bedri Baykam have small roles. Mustafa Sandal and Tamer Çıray share the music credit.