Abstract
The roles of accountants in recent accounting scandals have made accounting ethics important. Many regulations, both global and local, have been made in order to prevent accounting frauds. However, the possibility of public or private sector employees not to act in accordance with accounting ethics remains a risk factor. The aim of the study is to examine the movie "Dolap Beygiri", a motion picture produced in the early eighties, within the framework of accounting ethics and fraud elements. In the study, the movie "Dolap Beygiri" is analyzed with the descriptive-interpretative analysis method, which is a qualitative method. The whole film is analyzed and the scenes that are considered to be related to accounting professional ethics are analyzed and interpreted. The study reaches three results. First, it is concluded that the film reflects the accounting profession identically with the concepts of studying, being a civil servant and saving the country. Second, it is concluded that the honesty of accountants would not be sufficient in combating accounting fraud, and accountants should monitor their employees to prevent fraud. Third, it is concluded that an accountant can always be honest.