Synopsis
Tülay German is a historical figure of what we now call “Anatolian pop”. Having started out as a jazz singer, she changes her style under the guidance of her husband, Erdem, and rearranges songs from her homeland. Her musical career took a political and a artistic turn when she fled Turkey and settled in Paris in 1966. Becoming the voice of immigrants in France, she composed revolutionary and Turkish folk songs. She chose a life of solitude after the death of her husband, but always reveals herself in her songs, while telling forty years of Turkish history.