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Black Head (1979)
Turkish metalworker Cafer moves his family from a village in Turkey to Germany, viewing it as a land of opportunity. However, their new life brings unexpected challenges. As they adjust, his wife becomes deeply involved in the women’s movement, leading to a profound change in her perspective.
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Turkish metalworker Cafer moves his family from a village in Turkey to Germany, viewing it as a land of opportunity. However, their new life brings unexpected challenges. As they adjust, his wife becomes deeply involved in the women’s movement, leading to a profound change in her perspective.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Levent Ersin, Zehra Ipsiroglu, Bülent Oran, Korhan Yurtsever
In Theaters:1/1/1979
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Korhan Film
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