Atacan Boran

Şimal Yıldızı

The film tells the story of a Turkish platoon serving in the Korean War. First Lieutenant Kemal is sent to Korea on a mission to learn the enemy's routes of operation. He sets out with a group of soldiers. They take up position at the farm of Can Bey, who lives in the area they have arrived at. The reconnaissance team discovers that the enemy is preparing for an operation. Lieutenant Kemal and his soldiers will attempt to thwart the enemy by making the necessary plans.

Yankesici Kız

Ve Allah Gençleri Yarattı

The film tells two separate love stories involving Turhan (Tamer Yiğit), a young man camping on Büyükada, and two island residents, Jale (Leyla Sayar) and Mine (Tülin Elgin).

A Flood Took Wednesday

Çarşambayı Sel Aldı is a 1970 film directed by Mehmet Aslan, starring Yıldıray Çınar in the lead role.

Öp Babanın Elini

Ölüme Yalnız Gidilir

Needing money, Kudret gets involved in a robbery with his friends. According to the agreement he made with them, whoever gets caught will take the blame. He’ll collect his share after he’s released from prison. After the robbery, only Kudret and his close friend Süleyman are caught. As a result, they serve long prison sentences. After his release, Kudret sets out to claim the money he is owed.

Ateşten Damla

The film tells the story of Serap and Ahmet, who fall in love during the War of Independence. Emine commits suicide after giving birth to a baby girl. Osman Müfit, the village teacher, takes the girl under his wing and names her Serap. When Serap graduates from the Girls' Teacher Training College in Istanbul, Anatolia is under occupation. The situation in Balıkesir is no different. On one side is Rıza Bey, the village chief who collaborates with Anzavur, and on the other is Osman Müfit, the leader of the National Forces. Rıza Bey's son Ahmet also joins the national forces and fights against his father. Serap returns to Balıkesir from Istanbul. Serap and Ahmet meet in the midst of the war. These difficult days for the country will bring them even closer together.

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