Doctor Ali Vefa #91
Ali is the son of a poor family who grew up in a provincial city. Due to his autism and savant syndrome, he has been constantly excluded and marginalized. Ali has difficulty communicating, and has two friends in his life: His brother and his rabbit. Ali loses both of them and now has only one wish: Saving people. After his brother's death, Ali is disowned by his father and grows up in an orphanage. Dr Adil discovers that Ali has tremendous medical skills due to savant syndrome and takes care of him. After attending medical school and graduating at the top of his class, Ali starts working as an assistant surgeon at the hospital where Dr Adil is the head physician. Although some people in the hospital administration say that Ali is not suitable for the job due to his condition, Dr Adil stands behind Ali and gets him hired. Ali will change everyone around him during his time at the hospital
CAST: Taner Olmez, Onur Tuna, Sinem Unsal, Hayal Koseoglu, Reha Ozcan, Zerrin Tekindor
PRODUCTION: MF YAPIM
PRODUCER: ASENA BULBULOGLU
DIRECTOR: YAGIZ ALP AKAYDIN
SCRIPT: PINAR BULUT & ONUR KORALP
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00:00 I'm starting a new job. Gizem will start a new school.
00:03 We'll open a whole new page. We're very excited, Mr. Tanju.
00:07 My father did a master's degree in business, but he brings girls to the class.
00:13 He's kidding. He can't laugh, so it's not a joke.
00:22 We're always laughing inside.
00:28 You'll laugh outside too, Gizem.
00:31 Mr. Demir, can you tell us what we're going to do?
00:36 Moebius syndrome.
00:41 The sixth and seventh cranial nerve pairs are paralyzed.
00:45 The seventh pair controls facial expressions.
00:47 So the patient can't laugh.
00:49 But fortunately, we haven't found a restriction in Gizem's sixth pair.
00:53 Which is a very good thing.
00:56 So, in summary, we're going to take two muscles from your leg...
00:59 ...and we're going to put them on your face with the nerve and artery.
01:02 It's that simple.
01:03 What do you say?
01:05 Shall we do the surgery?
01:07 No, don't.
01:10 I'm sorry. It's like you've seen it.
01:20 No one understands my jokes.
01:22 Of course, do the surgery. I'm kidding.
01:26 Do you want to be my comedian?
01:28 Since you're willing to die in an elective surgery...
01:36 ...you're taking the understanding of our jokes very seriously.
01:39 Laughing shouldn't be that important.
01:48 You can't be happy every day.
01:51 Mr. Ali.
01:54 Mr. Ali.
01:55 Gizem, can you give us a moment?
02:02 Mr. Arif, don't mind Mr. Ali.
02:22 Don't mind him.
02:23 I don't think I did anything wrong.
02:27 I think we should have fair discussions about our patients' benefits and losses.
02:31 Mr. Ali.
02:32 We're going to make a young girl laugh.
02:35 Doctor.
02:43 It's not just about making people laugh.
02:49 The other day, Gizem and I were watching a volleyball game on TV.
02:53 Dad said, "They're ruining themselves."
02:58 I went and got in shape.
03:00 I thought she was excited.
03:02 But she wasn't.
03:03 She had a problem with the volleyball girls at her old school.
03:11 She threw them all out of the window.
03:15 I can't understand her feelings, doctor.
03:18 Is she laughing? Is she sad?
03:21 Is she scared?
03:23 I mean, I don't understand her expression.
03:27 Especially after her mother died, she became more reserved.
03:31 Please, give me back Gizem.
03:35 I want her to smile.
03:38 I want her to be happy.
03:42 Give me back Gizem.
03:43 Give me back her smile, doctor.
03:46 Mr. Arif.
03:48 Don't worry. We'll do everything we can.
03:52 Thank you very much.
04:11 I was telling a lesson at school.
04:14 I suddenly felt dizzy and fainted.
04:17 I didn't have breakfast. That's probably why.
04:20 Would you like me to go, doctor?
04:22 Did you take any medicine in the last three months?
04:25 I hurt my back.
04:28 I used a muscle relaxant.
04:31 It made my stomach feel numb.
04:35 I took a stomach medicine.
04:38 What was the period when you took the stomach medicine?
04:40 I had a flu.
04:42 I took flu medicine.
04:46 When I couldn't get over the flu...
04:52 ...I took antibiotics.
04:56 A few packs of painkillers.
04:59 That's it.
05:00 Which doctor prescribed you all these medicines?
05:02 To be honest, the doctor didn't prescribe them.
05:07 I used whatever I found in the closet.
05:10 So, it's up to you.
05:11 It's really great.
05:14 You're a teacher, aren't you, Mr. Veli?
05:18 You're 100% right.
05:21 I have nothing to say, but...
05:23 ...I have twins.
05:24 They kiss your hands.
05:26 They bring them home no matter how many diseases they have.
05:29 I had to...
05:31 I understand, but can you move a little?
05:33 Thank you.
05:35 Is it painful?
05:36 Yes, it's right there.
05:38 Yes, it's a little painful.
05:43 Don't these germs get into your mothers?
05:46 Do you get sick, too?
05:48 Mothers...
05:49 Mothers, you, life.
05:57 The twins were two years old.
06:01 Their mothers got a little fever.
06:03 I took them to the hospital.
06:05 We thought they were fine.
06:07 They had surgery.
06:10 I was expecting them to be alive.
06:15 They couldn't make it.
06:20 Are you taking care of them, too?
06:24 I am.
06:29 I love them.
06:31 Yeliz was my childhood love.
06:34 We grew up together in orphanage.
06:38 I had no one but her.
06:43 Now she's gone.
06:47 I only have twins.
06:54 I'm their father.
06:58 I have to take them to school.
07:00 If you don't mind, I'll go.
07:02 Please, sit down.
07:04 I have to take the kids to school.
07:07 I understand, Nazlı.
07:10 We need to do an ultrasound.
07:13 No, I have to take the kids.
07:15 Can you move a little, please?
07:17 Who else but me?
07:20 You suffer every time I press your stomach.
07:22 Your eyes close.
07:24 You've taken two serums and you're still hot.
07:26 Unfortunately.
07:28 We need to do some detailed tests.
07:30 That's all.
07:31 Nazlı.
07:32 Nazlı.
07:34 Mr. Veli, please.
07:38 Please, don't move.
07:40 We'll talk again, okay?
07:42 Okay.
07:43 Nazlı.
07:58 What happened now?
08:00 I'm sorry, sir.
08:02 What happened?
08:05 I raised them myself.
08:07 I didn't have a father like that.
08:10 I wasn't raised like that.
08:12 Maybe you were alone when you were a kid.
08:20 You're not alone.
08:25 But you're not alone anymore.
08:28 Right?
08:31 You're afraid of the school.
08:38 Everyone is afraid.
08:40 But we're there for you.
08:47 Don't forget.
08:49 Thank you, doctor.
08:52 They took Mr. Adil in.
08:54 He'll take care of you there.
08:57 Don't worry.
08:58 Come on.
09:00 Wipe your tears.
09:02 Go and see if Mr. Veli is okay.
09:05 Come on.
09:07 Come on.
09:09 "Nazlı, I'm sorry."
09:11 After Nazlı's examination...
09:15 ...she realizes that the patient is missing.
09:18 Even though there's no such thing as responsibility...
09:22 ...she goes to the forest and finds the patient.
09:25 Yes, the intubation was wrong.
09:29 But it was done on the side of the road and in the dark.
09:32 This can happen to all of us.
09:34 Ms. Nazlı is a very dedicated doctor.
09:39 I'm behind my doctor.
09:41 Who's behind you?
09:44 Ms. AyÅŸe.
09:49 Are we going to fight?
09:52 That's not our method.
09:54 But if you want, we can go, Mr. Adil.
09:57 "I'm sorry."
09:59 I'll just ask one question.
10:07 Why did you do a brain surgery on a patient who had brain death?
10:12 Didn't you realize that the patient should be properly monitored?
10:17 It's urgent.
10:19 It's urgent.
10:20 Okay.
10:21 We don't have time.
10:25 "I'm sorry."
10:27 It was right when it came to me.
10:33 I think someone fixed it.
10:38 It's urgent.
10:39 It's not written in the procedure, is it?
10:42 This is not something that can happen to everyone, Mr. Adil.
10:45 Because this is not a single mistake.
10:48 It's like that night's accident.
10:50 A chain of mistakes.
10:52 So don't try to stand behind anyone.
10:55 Everyone is at the end of the line in this hospital.
10:59 I'm waiting in the car in front of the hospital.
11:11 "I'm sorry."
11:13 Beliz.
11:25 What's wrong?
11:28 I'm not feeling well.
11:29 Beliz, what happened?
11:30 Please don't let anyone hear.
11:33 Beliz, don't scare me. What's wrong?
11:35 Water.
11:36 Would you like some water?
11:39 I don't want it.
11:40 Beliz, would you like some water?
11:42 Please.
11:43 After drinking, take a deep breath.
11:45 Drink.
11:46 Okay.
11:47 Take a deep breath.
11:49 Take it.
11:50 Take it.
11:52 Take it.
11:53 Like this.
11:54 Just like this.
11:55 Just like this.
11:56 There's a doctor next to you, okay?
11:58 You're safe.
11:59 You're safe.
12:00 You're safe.
12:02 Calm down.
12:03 You're safe.
12:05 Okay.
12:07 Okay.
12:09 Okay.
12:10 Can you tell me what happened?
12:15 Erman.
12:20 The hospital is in a very bad condition.
12:23 How bad?
12:27 I don't know.
12:28 We've almost run out of our resources.
12:32 When did we run out, Beliz?
12:36 Since my father.
12:38 I was so inexperienced.
12:40 I couldn't stop it.
12:41 It just disappeared in front of me.
12:42 What am I going to do, Erman?
12:44 What am I going to do?
12:45 Okay, come.
12:46 Come.
12:47 Come.
12:49 We'll get through this together.
12:51 I'm with you.
12:52 We'll handle it.
12:53 Don't worry.
12:54 We were going to.
12:55 We had a great plan.
12:57 But this investigation ruined everything.
12:59 The hospital could be punished, Erman.
13:02 What am I going to do?
13:05 You're going to do whatever you want.
13:07 You're going to share it with me.
13:09 We'll be sad together.
13:11 We'll think together.
13:13 But we'll get out of there together.
13:17 Okay?
13:18 You can't even imagine how important what you're saying is to me.
13:24 I can't.
13:26 But I'm wondering...
13:29 ...why you're saying it now instead of saying it before.
13:34 Because I'm not myself anymore.
13:37 I'm not yours anymore.
13:41 After the baby talk.
13:44 Come here.
13:59 Come here.
14:00 We'll handle it.
14:05 The only thing you have to do is to be strong...
14:10 ...and not to let anyone know, okay?
14:13 We'll solve it together.