Hayat Kavgası
Synopsis
The film tells the tale of a father who can't get along with his sons. Haci Nuri runs a factory with his sons Erol and Metin. However, he pressures them in many areas of their lives. Unable to stand any more of his father's pestering, Erol moves out. After a while, Metin also leaves home to live with his elder brother. But in response, Haci Nuri disowns the two of them. The two brothers will try to start a business and get by without their father.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Tunç Başaran
- Screenplay & Story
- Recep Ekicigil, Orhan Kemal
- Original Title
- Hayat Kavgası
- Country of Origin
- Turkey
- Spoken Languages
- Turkish
- Runtime
- 1h 24m
- Production Studios
- Artist Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Tunç Başaran
Recep Ekicigil, Orhan Kemal
Recep Ekicigil
Department Leadership Roster
Recep Ekicigil
Writer
Recep Ekicigil
Producer
Tunç Başaran
Director
Orhan Kemal
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hayat Kavgası
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Hayat Kavgası about?
The film tells the tale of a father who can't get along with his sons. Haci Nuri runs a factory with his sons Erol and Metin. However, he pressures them in many areas of their lives. Unable to stand any more of his father's pestering, Erol moves out. After a while, Metin also leaves home to live with his elder brother. But in response, Haci Nuri disowns the two of them. The two brothers will try to start a business and get by without their father.
Who directed Hayat Kavgası?
Hayat Kavgası was directed by Tunç Başaran.
Who stars in Hayat Kavgası?
The principal cast of Hayat Kavgası includes Tamer Yiğit, Semra Sar, Pervin Par, Semih Sergen, Muhterem Nur.
When was Hayat Kavgası released and how long is it?
Hayat Kavgası was released in 1964 with a total runtime of 1h 24m.