Kel Alaka

Kel Alaka

2014 · 102 min · Family, Comedy, TV Movie

Atalay Demirci's show, which brings together hundreds of unrelated stories into a single narrative, filled with laughter every second, and makes you want to watch it again and again, is back on stage with Kel Alaka.

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