Babamın Bağlaması

I set out on long and snowy roads again to carry my father, who carried me in his eight-cornered hat for a lifetime, on my head.

Twenty-five years later, Yusuf, who knocked on his door in the middle of the night and left Heves Ali, who left him with a three-day journey and a lifetime of questions, in time for the lovers' festival, this time with his father's old suitcase in the trunk of his car, his three-wire binding on the front seat and his coffin in his roof rack, this time heading towards his land, his home, himself. He is on his way... The second act of the Feast of Lovers opens with My Father's Baglama, Yusuf comes out of that deep well: On a long road, facing the secrets of the past, the uncertainty of the future and the remnants of his enthusiasm, Yusuf sings a brand new song about love, separation, death and loneliness. He listens.

Kemal Varol, winner of the Cevdet Kudret Novel Award, Attilâ İlhan Novel Award, France-Turkey Literature Award and the Sait Faik Story Gift, will once again be unforgettable with the echoes in the deep valley between hello and goodbye, in My Father's Baglama, which is the sequel to his novel Lovers' Day, which was also adapted into a movie. invites you to a journey.

Because separation meant being deprived not only of a person, but also of a story that we were no longer in.