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It is the story of a teacher who tries to teach the children what she knows in the village she goes to and to raise their awareness, and the conflicts between her and the bigoted imam of the village.
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It is the story of a teacher who tries to teach the children what she knows in the village she goes to and to raise their awareness, and the conflicts between her and the bigoted imam of the village.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:69 minutes
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Yavuz Yalınkılıç
Director
Aytekin Akkaya
Güçlü İbrahim
Yılmaz Şerif
Frenk Hoca
Behçet Nacar
Muhtar
Sırrı Elitaş
Korucu Ali
Birsen Şen
Ayşe
Kadri Ögelman
Molla Kasım
Metin Yılmazbaş
Politikacı Şakir
Abdurrahman Palay
Narrator / Frenk Hoca (voice)
Sadettin Erbil
Güçlü İbrahim (vocie)
Agah Hün
Muhtar (voice)
Rıza Tüzün
Molla Kasım (voice)
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