The best Kartal Tibet’s movies
Today we present the best Kartal Tibet’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Kartal Tibet’s movies.
Uyanık Gazeteci
5.9/10
Sefiller
7.3/10
Zafer Davutoglu's 1967 adaptation of Hugo's novel Les Misérables set in Turkey.
Bağdat Hırsızı
Beklenen Şarkı
6/10
Öğretmen
7.2/10
Ateş Parçası
6.5/10
Azize is a poor girl lives in Istanbul and works for thatre...
Ölmeyen Aşk
6.5/10
A Turkish adaptation of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, starring Kartal Tibet and Nilüfer Koçyigit.
Kabadayının Sonu
4.9/10
The film is about the events that befall an ex-outlaw seeking revenge on the people who murdered his family. Murat is an outlaw who makes illegal money through rackeeting. The mafia leaders who pay Murat nurse a grudge against him. Besides, Murat loves Arzu, who earns a honest living from needlecraft. She is determined not to accept his marriage proposal unless he gives up his unlawful ways, an issue on which Murat won’t budge an inch. Cabbar, the casino owner, has Tarık, one of Murat’s men, out on a collection racket, killed. Murat makes up his mind to give up his unlawful way of making money. However, it’s not as easy as he thinks to shake off the mafia.
Son Gece
6.1/10
Firecrest
6.8/10
An adaptation of Reşat Nuri Güntekin’s 1922 novel, about the destiny of heartbroken young Turkish woman who becomes a teacher in Anatolia.
Nilgün
6/10
Son Hıçkırık
6.1/10
Yumurcak
5/10
Ölüm Tarlası
The story is set near the southern border filled with explosive mines. The men of the "Network" stubbornly slam themselves against the border, trying to cross it to no avail. They have to take refuge in a local's house where one of the members fall in love with a beautiful girl...
Tarkan and the Blood of the Vikings
6.4/10
Tarkan Versus the Vikings, Turkey’s answer to the Italian sword and sandal films, is more fun than the proverbial barrel of monkeys and just as crazed. Everything in this movie is energetic, outsized, colorful and wacky, from Tarkan’s mighty moustache to the Vikings’ red and blue fuzzy underoos. Tarkan doesn’t just walk around, like Hercules - he runs, he leaps, he literally bounces from place to place. The gigantic melees capture the frenetic flavor of old Errol Flynn movies, but up the ante of sex and violence to please ‘70s moviegoers. It’s like Conan the Barbarian done on $10,000 and amphetamines. - CSB
Çakırcalı Mehmet Efe
6.7/10
The Empty Frame
6.4/10
Beginning growing parting longing reuniting breaking and ending of the nostalgic forbidden love between a humble backwoodsman and a naive family girl is told through their secret letters and most private memories in narrative format.
Damgalı Kadın
6.1/10
Kara Davut
5.2/10
Sevenler Ölmez
6/10
