Blood (Kan) (translated)

Kan (Blood) is a 1977 Turkish film directed by Remzi Jöntürk and written by Mehmet Aydın. Produced by Deniz Kalkavan under the Kalkavan Film banner, it was released on April 1, 1977. The film leans on drama and sentiment, with action elements as well, and Orhan Kapkı was its cinematographer.

The story follows Kadir, who rose to become a notorious hitman after a childhood spent in merciless conditions, and finds himself caught in the middle of a mob showdown. Helplessness, poverty and revenge are among its themes, and contract killing, fistfights and disco settings stand out. Kadir İnanır plays the lead, known as "Deli Kadir".

The cast includes Necla Nazır as Zerrin, Yıldırım Gencer as Kerim and Suna Yıldızoğlu as Kerim's girlfriend. Mümtaz Ener plays Selim Baba and İhsan Yüce plays Osman Baba.