02 January 1968 Adventure, Drama 42 mins
Duran Aga kills Eskiya Halil's father and withholds Halil's fiancee and tries to take villagers's field forcible. Because of these Eskiya Halil escapes from prison to revenge.
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Cüneyt Arkın as Halil
Piraye Uzun as Liliyar
Erol Taş as Duran Ağa
Hasan Ceylan as Kör Turan
Müjdat Gezen as Faruk
Abdurrahman Palay as Cüneyt Arkın (Ses)
Gülen Kıpçak as Piraye Uzun (Ses)
Rıza Tüzün as Ali Şen (Ses)
Erdoğan Esenboğa as Erol Taş (Ses)
Alp Zeki Heper Director
Alp Zeki Heper Writer
Alp Zeki Heper Producer
Cengiz Tacer Cinematography
Haydut Trailer
Turkey 02 January 1968
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