Vay Başımıza Gelenler (1979) [N/A]

Featuring:
Zeki Alasya, Metin Akpinar, Adile Nasit

Written by:
Ahmet Üstel

Directed by:
Zeki Alasya


Release Date:
November 1, 1979

Original Title:
Vay Başımıza Gelenler

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Özer Film

Production Countries:
Turkey

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

The film is about a group of friends planning a robbery. Halis is about to be released from prison. Although he plans to go into business with Kamil, whom he met in prison, they are unable to achieve their goal. Halis then returns to running his repair shop. Shortly thereafter, Kamil also moves to the neighborhood and settles in next to Halis. Meanwhile, the neighborhood is in dire straits and struggling to make ends meet. Kamil is also suffering from the same problem. One day, while unloading goods at Galata Tower, Kamil sees some jewelry that piques his interest. Determined to steal the jewelry from the exhibition, Kamil tries to convince the neighborhood residents to help him. However, the mafia has also taken action to get the jewelry.

Two ex-con buddies undertake a jewelry robbery with four of their poor friends in this first episode of the series before Kose Kapmaca. To their misfortune they give in the stolen jewelry bag to the Istanbul mafia which have been ...

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Rankings and Honors

Vay Başımıza Gelenler (1979) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.4/10

Director:
Zeki Alasya

Producer:
Enver Özer

Scenario Writer:
Ahmet Üstel

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