Anzer'deki Son Çoban - Dağlardaki Yalnız Adam | Belgesel

This is the story of a man who was saved by a doctor in the middle of the mountain. Why did you save me? I was saved by a doctor in the middle of the mountain. Do you think I'm a wise man? Where are you taking me? I'm going to sleep here. Go, go, go! This man gave me money from Çiçekli village. I've lived with this for my whole life. But I don't love money as much as I love this. I couldn't find the female of money. I don't have money. I'm a victim of money. Should I sell a lamb? I don't need money. I'm on the mountain. This is a matter of love. I see my own needs. I make a phone call. They take my needs down here. I take it out here. A cow is waiting. A young man is waiting for a goat. A cow is waiting for a young man. They call it a goat. They call it a sheep no matter how beautiful it is. This time, the young man said, the goat is waiting for a sheep no matter how beautiful it is. The goat is waiting for a sheep no matter how beautiful it is. They closed the business. He is our grandfather. Otherwise, this is a mountain you see. This is a goat. I love it. I'll keep going after this. Then we'll see what happens. We won't see the rest of the mountain. Let's see what happens. You see. There are mountains. I don't know what I'm going to do. I guess I'm the last one to go. They don't lie. There are two of them. They don't lie. I'll tie one of them up. I'll untie one of them. They come from the village like this. They go. You see. A kangal can't live in this village. No matter what anyone says, this village will be full of dogs. Since ancient times, our ancestors, our elders, they carried them. Now, that Sivas kangal, he found him on the street. He was born. He was a man on the street. Sivas kangal. What a kangal. They didn't hit a real kangal. If you go into a sheep, can you get the best of it? Is it possible? But if you give an ordinary sheep, a normal sheep, this is the difficulty of the job. You talk to someone for five minutes. The sheep is far from you. If you go, you come back. There's nothing else to do. I can't breathe. I'm old. You see these mountains. These are the Karip mountains. The nomads lived here. Now there's only a shepherd left. There's nothing else to do. I'm not a shepherd. I'm a farmer. If you don't have a disease, you can keep a shepherd. There are no sheep in the world. If you're an Afghan, you can keep 20 sheep a month. How can you keep 20 sheep? He took the sheep from the village and gave it to me. If you ask me, my son is 45 years old. But he's not old. He's over 45 years old. He's not old. My son is dead. Now I can't wait for a man who doesn't keep a sheep. I can't wait for a man who doesn't keep a sheep. I can't wait for a man who doesn't keep a sheep. I can't wait for a man who doesn't keep a sheep. I can't wait for a man who doesn't keep a sheep. Now there are three sheep left here. Three Afghans and me. Don't look for a shepherd anymore. There's no shepherd, no medicine. People left. They went down. The mountains are desolate. They stay in the mountains for 5-20 days in the summer. They go to Yeylalan. There are no old talks. It's over. We're going. They own the sixth sheep. We're friends with their family. We'll sell Süleyman's sheep. Whoever doesn't kill a sheep, kills a sheep. There's no end to this. If you don't kill a sheep, you can't breed it. You have to sell half of it. You can't breed half of it. One ton costs 4,500 liras. Is that enough? Let's see. I'll know by the end of this month. Then I'll go to Yeylalan. When it snows, I'll go to Denizki. I couldn't take my sheep. I'll go to Yeylalan by myself. If you don't love it, it won't happen. 10 people are missing. I salute all Muslims who live under the Turkish flag and the beautiful flag. I salute all Muslims who live under the Turkish flag and the beautiful flag. I salute all Muslims who live under the Turkish flag and the beautiful flag. If we don't get well, we'll go to a place and talk to people. It's a waste of time.