A Little Cloud (Bir Küçük Bulut) (translated)

A Turkish film from 1990 classed as political, family and drama, Bir Küçük Bulut ("A Little Cloud") runs 75 minutes. It was directed by Faruk Turgut from a screenplay by Cemal Şan. Its core subjects are poverty, social disorder and tradition that follow migration from the countryside to the big city, explored through what happens to one small family.

The hero, Saycan, works in a pudding shop in Istanbul. Over time he has brought his wife, father and child to the city, but they have no home of their own and stay with his uncle's son. The host, struggling financially, cannot bear his wife's constant nagging and throws Saycan out. Saycan's friendship with Memet, the dishwasher at the pudding shop, then brings disaster on the family. Tarık Akan plays Saycan and Füsun Demirel plays his wife. The cast also includes Osman Alyanak, Zeynep Irgat, Tuncer Sevi, Erol Şen, Enver Dönmez and Nurettin Şen; the writer Cemal Şan also appears in the film and served as assistant director.

The producers are Kadir Turgut and Ferit Turgut, and the film was made by Uzman Film, with Sineray credited for preparation. The music is by Grup Kızılırmak, the cinematography by Salih Dikişçi and the editing by Sedat Karadeniz.