Debt of Honor (Namus Borcu) (translated)

Namus Borcu is a black-and-white Turkish drama produced by Erler Film in 1967, directed and produced by Türker İnanoğlu from a screenplay by Fuat Özlüer. Truck drivers Murat and Rıza are fired after their boss refuses them an advance, and Rıza talks his friend into a robbery. When Murat is wounded during their escape, Rıza keeps the loot and tips off the police, sending Murat to prison for ten years. On his release, Murat sets out with his prison friend Ömer to take revenge on Rıza, now a wealthy farm owner, but finds himself torn between his hatred and his growing love for Rıza's sister Zeynep.

The film is the second Turkish adaptation of One-Eyed Jacks and stars Cüneyt Arkın and Turgut Özatay; it also marked Zeynep Aksu's first appearance as an actress.