Game Over (Oyun Bitti) (translated)

A romantic comedy from Turkish cinema, Oyun Bitti ("Game Over") was made in 1971. Director Orhan Elmas wrote the script with Fuat Özlüer. The production belongs to Erler Film, with Türker İnanoğlu and Memduh Karakaş as producers. It reached cinemas on 1 February 1972, runs 86 minutes. The music is by Metin Bükey and the cinematography by Çetin Gürtop.

Zeynep, played by Filiz Akın, earns her living singing in a bar. An industrialist invites her to perform at his company's anniversary party, where she meets Doğan, a car mechanic played by Cüneyt Arkın, in a lift. He takes her for the daughter of the house and introduces himself as an engineer, and she does not correct him. When flowers Doğan sends end up in the hands of the industrialist Hayrullah Bey (Hulusi Kentmen), he joins the game too. The romance reaches a trip to Uludağ. Doğan's former girlfriend then learns the truth and lies to him about Zeynep. The engagement breaks and Doğan goes abroad to work. A sham marriage that Zeynep makes with Hayrullah Bey for her child's sake tangles the story. Doğan returns years later, rich, and young Ayşe's account opens the way to a resolution.

The cast also includes Deniz Erkanat, Kayhan Yıldızoğlu, Sami Hazinses, Cevat Kurtuluş and Mürüvvet Sim.