Davaro

Davaro is a 1981 Turkish comedy film directed by Kartal Tibet, who co-wrote the screenplay with Yavuz Turgul and İhsan Yüce. Produced by Başaran Film and Arzu Film, it is also known as the last film in which Kemal Sunal and Şener Şen starred together; the cast also includes Adile Naşit, Ayşen Gruda, and İhsan Yüce. The music was composed by Cahit Berkay and Vahdet Vural, with cinematography by Çetin Gürtop.

The film centers on a blood feud between the Davaro and Hıyarto families that has lasted two hundred years. Memo, who has worked in Germany for years, returns to his village after saving the bride price to marry his beloved Cano; but on the wedding day, Sülo, the man who killed Memo's father, is released from prison. Custom demands that Memo kill Sülo. Unwilling to do so, Memo accepts a scheme proposed by Sülo, yet things do not go as planned, and the pair are swept into an adventure that carries them from mountain bandits to Istanbul.