Filmed with a cast of mostly non-professional locals in the Aegean city of Mugla, Ice Cream, I Scream (Dondurmam Gaymak) begins as independent, every-jubilant ice cream peddler Ali is having a nightmare. His efforts to make a television ad that will allow him to survive the cutthroat competition from multinational ice cream brands are being sabotaged. How can he go on? But he buys a brand-new yellow motorbike and peddles his sweets through town, forever chased by local boys who want free ice cream. The final straw comes when his bike is stolen. Ali accuses his competitors of the theft and begins relentlessly questioning them. All the while the troublemaking boys are having a grand time – and tummy aches. Ice Cream, I Scream is an entertaining commentary on how hard it is for the independent businessman to survive in the Wal-Mart world. 

Except the leading actor Turan Ozdemir, a member of Mugla Municipality Theater, all of the roles are played by the locals of Mugla. An authentic, hearty and warm comedy from the beautiful Aegean people.