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The Festival of Troubadours introduces us to Yusuf ( Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ ). He works as a single lawyer in his late thirties and lives mostly alone. Yusuf is soft-spoken and timid and has an air of distance that keeps him away from people. He does his work and returns to his flat. The sudden arrival breaks the serenity of his aging father, Heves Ali (Settar Tanriogen), a troubadour who only wants to stay for the night. Yusuf notices he is blg. He will take the visit Kars, so he simply needs a night at his place. Yusuf takes his medical details while he is asleep and gets to know his situation is awful. He goes out of his way to stop him from the bus and decides to take him to the Kars himself, fully aware of his situation.

During the journey, Yusuf confronts his father about his decision to leave him completely alone and live his own life. He didn’t care to ask how he was, living in the boarding school for years. He only cared for himself, his interests, and his desires all his life. As the journey proceeds, Yusuf learns the truth about his father and how he loved this village woman but married someone else. His actions were never forgiven, even as he often returned to the village. There, his father’s condition worsens. He has only one wish to visit the Festival of Troubadours and meet his lifelong friends. Yusuf takes him to the festival, where he is given a musical tribute as one of the masters. Heves Ali succumbs to his condition on the way. Yusuf breaks down. The Festival of Troubadours ends with a note of acceptance.

The Festival of Troubadours reaches its final destination of the journey when Yusuf takes his father to the titular festival. Yusuf knows that little time is left with him and wants to respect his father’s wishes. So he arranges for a private ambulance and takes his father on a stretcher. With his condition worsening by the second, Heves Ali gets a grand and fitting tribute from his lifelong friends of troubadours with a stunning performance. While

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