Miracle in cell No 7, a touching Turkish film

This is a touching Turkish film directed by Mehmet Ada Öztekin, which is based on an original story from 2010.

The plot revolves around the life of Memo, a man with an intellectual disability who lives in a small village with his daughter Ova.

Despite his condition, Memo is a loving and dedicated father, who works as a gardener and is loved by the village children.

The story begins when Memo is wrongly accused of a crime he did not commit: the murder of a local official's daughter.

This tragic misunderstanding follows an incident in which Memo, in an attempt to protect Ova, becomes involved in an unfortunate situation.

Despite his innocence, he is arrested and taken to prison, where he finds himself in cell 7, a place that houses dangerous criminals.

As the plot progresses, the deep connection between Memo and his daughter Ova, who struggles to prove her father's innocence, is revealed. Ova, played by the young actress, is a brave and determined girl who does not give up in the face of adversity. Through her love and perseverance, she tries to gather evidence that can free Memo and prove that he is an innocent man.

In prison, Memo faces the brutality of the prison system and the hostility of some of the other prisoners.

However, despite the adverse circumstances, he manages to win the respect and friendship of his cellmates, who are moved by his kindness and unbreakable spirit.

Throughout the film, moments of camaraderie and solidarity develop among the prisoners, who come together to help Memo and his daughter.

The story is interwoven with elements of drama and comedy, showing Memo's struggle to survive in a hostile environment, while his daughter Ova searches for a way to reunite with him.

As Ova faces obstacles imposed by society and the judicial system, the film highlights themes of injustice, discrimination and the importance of family love.