Yapımcı: İrfan Ünal; Senaryo: Safa Önal; Müzik: Cahit Berkay; Görüntü Yönetmeni: Hüseyin Özşahin; Kurgu: İsmail Kalkan
Köyün ağası İbrahim bey (Reha Yurdakul) oğlu Derviş'i (Kadir İnanır) bitmeyen bir kan davasından uzaklaştırmak için büyük şehre gönderir. Ancak ağa ölünce, Derviş bu anlamsız kan davasına son verip aileler arasında barışı sağlamak için köyüne geri döner. Ne var ki rakibi olan Şehmuz beyin (Erol Taş) düşmanlığı karşısında söz konusu barışı sağlamak çok zordur. Ardından, Derviş'in, Şehmuz Bey'in kızı Karaca'ya (Melike Zobu) aşık olmasıyla birlikte olayların seyri değişmeye başlar.
Ürün Özellikleri:
Ülke:
Türkiye
Orijinal Dil:
Türkçe
İzlenebileceği Diller:
Turkish
Ses:
Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Format:
4:3 Standart (Full Frame), 1.33:1
Renk
Renkli
Süre:
90'
Disk Adeti:
1
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Hi guys, I just received the first issue of my subscription to Popüler Tarih, and I'm amazed at how quickly it got here. I have never had a domestic US magazine subscription start so fast. As a result, I will be subscibing to several more magazines very shortly. Tulumba.com is great, and I've told all my friends about you guys. By the way, is there any possibility of adding newspaper subscriptions to your lineup? I can get Hürriyet at my local Borders bookstore, but some variety would be nice (Tercüman, Cumhuriyet, Sabah, Fanatik, falan). Keep up the great work!
