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Ölüm Peşimizde

1960, Turkish. Directed by Memduh Ün.

Burhan works as a driver at the factory where his father works. He is also preparing to marry Zehra, one of the factory workers. Zehra's brother Hüsnü and the factory accountant Namık hatch a plan to rob the factory. They decide to rob the factory's treasurer. They agree with two more workers from the factory to help them. During the robbery, something goes wrong. Hüsnü kills the treasurer and one of the workers and escapes. Nazif Usta, who was at the factory at the time, is arrested at the scene and sentenced to death in court. However, Burhan will try to find the culprits to save his father.

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Released
30 December 1960
Country
Turkey
Written by
Ertem Göreç, Halit Refiğ

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Ölüm Peşimizde (1960) was directed by Memduh Ün and stars Ayhan Işık, Fatma Girik, Nilüfer Sezer.

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