I was always oppressed. (Hep Ezildim) (translated)

Hep Ezildim is a 1989 Turkish film directed by Temel Gürsu and written by Erdoğan Tünaş. Produced by Gözde Film, it blends drama with the arabesk sensibility popular in Turkish cinema of the period.

The story revolves around Orhan, a neurosurgeon working at a hospital in Istanbul. He becomes involved with a woman he meets through his patients and falls in love with her, and this affair threatens to tear his family apart. The film follows the efforts of a little girl who struggles to hold the shattered family together.

Ceylan and Orçun Sonat star in the leading roles, supported by a cast that includes Tuluğ Çizgen, Hakan Tanfer, Ünsal Emre and Sibel Gökçe.