Salih without fingers (Parmaksız Salih) (translated)

Parmaksız Salih ("Fingerless Salih") is a 1950 Turkish black-and-white drama directed by Faruk Kenç. The screenplay was adapted by the noted poet and writer Necip Fazıl Kısakürek from his own stage play of the same name, with Turgut Demirağ producing for And Film and Kemal Baysal serving as cinematographer.

The story follows Salih, a man who lost a finger over a gambling debt years earlier and has since been searching for the son he lost contact with. After finally reuniting with his son Yusuf, Salih is forced to confront the consequences that his gambling past still holds over both of their lives.

Talat Artemel plays the title role, with Muzaffer Tema, Cahit Irgat, and Nevin Seval rounding out the cast.