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Kara Cellat 

Kara Cellat is a man who fears no one. He collects tribute from those who do dirty work and distributes it to the poor. His father goes to Istanbul after the man he knew in Adana commits suicide.
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Kara Cellat is a man who fears no one. He collects tribute from those who do dirty work and distributes it to the poor. His father goes to Istanbul after the man he knew in Adana commits suicide.

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Directed By:Yılmaz Atadeniz
Written By:Bekir Çetiner, Yılmaz Atadeniz
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:İrfan Film

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