Kırmızı Fener Sokağı Trailer (1968)
The story of a bar bouncer and a young girl he meets on the street.
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Crew
Mengü Yeğin Director of Photography
Suavi Sualp Screenplay
Hulki Saner Producer
Natuk Baytan Director
International Releases Dates
Turkey 19 February 1968
Production Companies
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