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Boğaziçi Şarkısı

1966, Turkish. Directed by Nejat Saydam.

A group of girls traveling to Istanbul by train begin exploring the Bosphorus accompanied by their teacher, Ms. Vildan. During this extremely enjoyable trip, they are joined by another group of young city dwellers. The pleasant time comes to an end with a maritime accident. However, a passionate love affair begins between Mine, who falls into the sea, and the handsome Tarık, who rescues her. Mine, who escapes from the train by making a call and decides to stay in Istanbul with her lover, has not accounted for one thing: her wealthy father, who is one of the Anatolian landlords and is now pursuing her.

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28 April 1966
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Boğaziçi Şarkısı (1966) was directed by Nejat Saydam and stars Selda Alkor, Tamer Yiğit, Adnan Şenses.

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