Kuma Trailer (1979)
01 January 1979 Drama, Crime, TV Movie 56 mins
There is a story about a German second wife brought from Germany to a village in Erzincan.
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Crew
Sarper Özsan Original Music Composer
Lütfi Akad Director
Gani Turanlı Director of Photography
Faruk Erem Novel
Serpil Akillioglu Screenplay
International Releases Dates
Turkey 01 January 1979
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