
All Doors Were Closed
Drama
Overview
Nil spends years in jail and is being tortured during September 12 junta period and alienates the new life after she is released.
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Aslı Altan
Aslı Altan
Nil
Aslı Altan
Nil


Uğur Polat
Uğur Polat
Ateş
Uğur Polat
Ateş


Nalan Örgüt
Nalan Örgüt
Özlem
Nalan Örgüt
Özlem


Sabahat Işık
Sabahat Işık
Sabahat Işık
Dilek Pakalın
Dilek Pakalın
Banu
Dilek Pakalın
Banu


Musa Uzunlar
Musa Uzunlar
Suat
Musa Uzunlar
Suat


Metin Belgin
Metin Belgin
Vural
Metin Belgin
Vural


Ali Uyandıran
Ali Uyandıran
Enis
Ali Uyandıran
Enis


Eray Özbal
Eray Özbal
Eray Özbal
Tülin Erdost
Tülin Erdost
Tülin Erdost
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