Churl (Hanzo) (translated)

Hanzo is a 1975 Turkish comedy directed by Zeki Ökten from a screenplay by Suphi Tekniker. The cast is led by Kemal Sunal, with Meral Zeren, Adile Naşit, Ayşen Gruda and Mümtaz Ener in supporting roles.

The hero is a man who vanished as a child and was raised in the wild among bears, copying everything they do. An excavation party finds him and hauls him back to the city, where physicians try to teach him how to live among people. His clumsy attempts at civilized behavior set off a string of comic mishaps, and the situation grows even more chaotic when he falls for the young female doctor looking after him.

Playing the clash between a feral man and modern society for laughs, the picture stands as a fondly remembered example of Turkish popular comedy from the 1970s.