Güneş Doğarken Trailer

Güneş Doğarken Trailer (1984)

01 April 1984 Drama, Crime

Nalan, who comes to work at a brothel in Konya, begins a love affair with Kara Davut, the city's notorious gangster. Kara Davut, who receives no attention from his wife at home, and Nalan, who has never experienced true love and affection, begin a relationship that soon becomes the talk of Konya, and it isn't long before things start to get complicated.

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Cast

Kadir İnanır

as Kara Davut

Kadir Savun

as Yakup, Davut'un babası

Yıldırım Gencer

as Kara Mustafa

Halil Ergün

as Fikret Duru "Hoca"

Süheyl Eğriboz

as Sarı Selim

Ülkü Ülker

as Davut'un karısı

Savaş Başar

as Haşim Bey

Sırrı Elitaş

as Davut'un adamı

Selahattin Fırat

as Davut'un adamı

Crew

Sungur Esen

Sungur Esen Producer

Ibrahim Mertoglu

Ibrahim Mertoglu Production Manager

Orhan Oğuz

Orhan Oğuz Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Turkey 01 April 1984

Production Companies

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