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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ku |
| Popularity | 0.577 |
Directed By
Mehmet Selim Akgul
Seren Gel
Crew
Mehmet Selim Akgul
Seren Gel
Mehmet Selim Akgul
Seren Gel
Aziz Polat
Murat Sercan Subaşı
İsmail Doğan
Oktay Şahin
Fatih Diren
Yunus Macid
Murat Sercan Subaşı
Retina Film
Kenan Civelek
Funda Danışman
Irmak Gel
Arzu Kerim
Mehmet Aslan
TOP CAST
Haki Biçici
Sami
Bilal Akcan
Renas
Evin Salgut Şahin
Mother
Hasan Emer
Süleyman
Rehim Qoseri
Rehim
Ahmet Koçira
Grocery
Eser Aslan
Kid 1
Şehmus Baltacı
Kid 2
Hüseyin Örnek
Kid 3
Mehmet Nezir Örnek
Kid 4
Ahmet Kürşat Demir
Kid 5
Enes Örnek
Kid 6
Baran Örnek
Kid 7
Şehmus Aslan
Kid 8
Saadettin Akcan
Kid 9
Rewşen Nazlıer
A woman chasing chickens
Abdurrahman Erkan
A man lying on the ground
Onur Cebe
TV voice
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