Show Drama
Events occurred in Turkey in late seventies and early eighties.
Turkey Turkey
Selda Alkor Kenan Bal Özge Özberk Mehmet Ali Nuroğlu Melisa Sözen Işıl Yücesoy Şerif Sezer Goncagül Sunar Tuba Büyüküstün Suzan Aksoy Serhat Nalbantoğlu Füsun Erbulak Kartal Balaban Işık Aras Levend Yılmaz Eylül Deniz Çolak Mahmut Gökgöz Fırat Berk Konya Ali Kıyak Zuhal Topal Yelda Basaran Sinan Sümer Katerina Moutsatsou Uğur Kıvılcım Eşref Kolçak Suna Selen Gökmen Kasabalı Ceren Benderlioğlu
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