Revolves around Sadik (Nejat Isler), a lawyer-turned-private-investigator who takes on a missing person case, propelling him on an unexpected and life-altering quest.
10 Days of A Good Man Trailer reveals an upcoming Turkish crime thriller film which is set to be released on Netflix in February. The film is actually based on the novel of the same name and is written by Mehmet Eroglu, who is also responsible for adapting it into a screenplay, along with Damla Serim. It is directed by Uluç Bayraktar (known for Karadayi, Ezel).
The official synopsis of the film reads, “A lawyer turned private investigator takes on a missing person case, propelling him on an unexpected and life-altering quest.” Harmless, self-sacrificing, trustworthy, virtuous, moral and so on. But what’s the use of being a good person? If you’ve never done anybody harm in your entire life, can you say you’re really a good person? If you are willing to get your hands dirty for justice, does that make you a bad person?
