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Kahpe Felek 

The story of Kara Seyit, a wandering musician who returns to his village to find it under the oppressive rule of his uncle, Beşir Ağa. The film follows Seyit’s quest to rescue his fiancée, Binnaz, and his father, who have been taken captive by Beşir.
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The story of Kara Seyit, a wandering musician who returns to his village to find it under the oppressive rule of his uncle, Beşir Ağa. The film follows Seyit’s quest to rescue his fiancée, Binnaz, and his father, who have been taken captive by Beşir.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kemal Kan
Written By:Kemal Kan
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Studio:Gaye Film

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