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Kalpaklılar

1959, Turkish. Directed by Nejat Saydam.

The people are divided into two groups: supporters of the Sultan and supporters of Mustafa Kemal. In addition to those who have crossed over to Anatolia, there are also many secret supporters of the National Forces in Istanbul. Müjgan is the daughter of Süleyman Sırrı Pasha. Talip is one of the volunteers of the Kuva-yi Milliye movement in Istanbul. Talip befriends Müjgan in order to access information through her father. However, Müjgan realizes Talip's true identity and intentions. Upon this realization, Müjgan voluntarily helps Talip. However, this help leads to the beginning of a love affair between the two.

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24 December 1959
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Kalpaklılar (1959) was directed by Nejat Saydam and stars Çolpan İlhan, Sadri Alışık, Ulvi Iraz.

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