Binnaz Trailer (1919)
The story of Binnaz, one of the famous beauties of the Tulip Age, and the men in love with her.
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Cast
Crew
Sabahat Filmer Assistant Director
Münif Fehim Screenplay
Fuat Uzkınay Director of Photography
Yusuf Ziya Ortaç Story
Sabahat Filmer Co-Writer
Ahmet Fehim Director
Fazli Necip Director
International Releases Dates
Turkey 02 January 1919
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