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The aim of this study is to apply critical speech analysis to Nuri Bilge Ceylan's film "Once in Anatolia" and to submit the film to the assessment through the concepts of Anatolia's bureaucracy, power relationship, male state, routine-oriented attitude acquisition, ast-up relationship. The search for the bodies in Anadolu's threshold causes the revelation of the facts of reality, bureaucracy, hierarchy, belonging, good and evil through speech. Especially in this place where the eril language dominates, there is a structure where almost all characters are male, where women have an invisible and speechless position. "Once in Anatolia" has become a timelessness and spacelessness in which the unified life, the irrationality of human behavior, the submission of power, the attempt to repair the eril structure are revealed through the speech. In this context, the characters of the study, the prosecutor, the doctor, the commissioner, the master and the murderer, extended to the subjects, have been shaped from the imaginary universe and formed by the attempt to reveal the symbolic order. In this phase, the goal is to reveal, especially from power relationships to the identification of the field of ideology, ethics and values, the reflection of various social facts through linguistic concepts.