Parvenu (Zıpçıktı) (translated)

Zıpçıktı is a 1995 Turkish comedy feature directed by Ünal Küpeli. Running just under an hour, the film centers on Cafer, a boisterous boy whom no family seems willing to keep. After being passed from one household to another, he is placed with an adoptive family. The arrangement is rocky at first, but over time Cafer and his foster father grow close, and the boy ultimately chooses to make the family his home.

The leading roles are shared by Şenol Coşkun, Sinem Üretmen, Bülent Bilgiç, Melih Çardak and Orhan Günşiray. Child performer Şenol Coşkun's turn as the troublesome but endearing Cafer stands at the heart of this modest example of mid-1990s Turkish screen comedy.