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Hep Yek 4: Don’t Read Trouble, Altan poster

Hep Yek 4: Don’t Read Trouble, Altan 

Altan, who cannot stay away from trouble, and Gürkan, who gets involved in the matter due to a name similarity, this time get entangled with a bigger trouble, Ali Kaptan. Ali Kaptan, known as the shadow of the Devil on earth, has his own unique methods of torture. The duo, trying to escape from the events that befall them, find themselves in even worse situations due to their lust. The duo, indebted to Ali Kaptan at the cost of their lives, will be rescued by Gürkan’s uncle Ferruh, the tribal leader.
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Altan, who cannot stay away from trouble, and Gürkan, who gets involved in the matter due to a name similarity, this time get entangled with a bigger trouble, Ali Kaptan. Ali Kaptan, known as the shadow of the Devil on earth, has his own unique methods of torture. The duo, trying to escape from the events that befall them, find themselves in even worse situations due to their lust. The duo, indebted to Ali Kaptan at the cost of their lives, will be rescued by Gürkan’s uncle Ferruh, the tribal leader.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Özgür Bakar
Written By:Özgür Bakar, Bilal Kalyoncu
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Studio:2506 Sinema

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Director

Özgür Bakar

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İnan Ulaş Torun

Altan

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Önder Açıkbaş

Gürkan

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Şafak Sezer

Ferruh

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Yıldırım Memişoğlu

Bilal Özkök

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Orhan Aydın

Ali Kapan

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Duygu Paracıkoğlu Bakar

Bakiye

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Dost Elver

Süslü Suat

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Onur Sermik

Apo

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Barbaros Dikmen

Ercan

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Saeid Feyz

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