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Rahim
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Kemal Sunal | ... |
Mehdi
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| Meltem Cumbul | ... |
Filiz
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Rafet El Roman | ... |
Adem
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Ali Sunal | ... | |
| Meral Orhonsay | ... |
Sahane
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Nazmiye Oral | ... |
Azamet
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Müge Oruçkaptan | ... |
Nazmiye
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Berfi Dicle | ... |
Melek
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Kenan Baydemir | ... |
Hamdi
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Nail Kirmizigül | ... |
Kopuk Yasar
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Turgay Aydin | ... |
Cemil
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Cem Safran | ... |
Abuzer
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Zaven Cigdemoglu | ... |
Deli Selami
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Baycan Baybur | ... |
Komutan
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Based on a true story set in 1948, customs officer Mehti is faced with the duty of formally setting up the border between Turkey and Syria, dividing his hometown. He is unaware of the pain that will eminently unfold, as families, languages, cultures and lovers are both ripped apart and clash head on in a village once united. Written by Anonymous
Well another Box-Office Film in Turkey: Propaganda. I think it was one of the films in which you realise that your work is not always so important as your friends. Especially when it's your friend from your childhood and your son is going to marry his daughter. The movie had sacharastic Fun and some Drama in it which is a mark for Sinan Cetin. Well watch the Movie and see it for your self. I give it a rating of 9 points.