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Madrabaz is a 1979 film featuring a strong narrative centered on themes of community and resistance. Directed by Yasemin Film, it showcases a compelling story of a man returning to a village to rally fishermen against oppressive market practices.
Madrabaz holds a niche place in the landscape of 70s Turkish cinema, with its obscure director and limited distribution history contributing to its scarcity. Collector interest has been growing as more viewers discover its thematic depth and local relevance. Various home video formats have emerged, but original prints remain elusive, making it a noteworthy piece for those interested in underrepresented films with socio-political undertones.
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Madrabaz is a drama film released in 1979.
Madrabaz was produced by Yasemin Film.
The top cast includes Zerrin Egeliler, Yıldırım Gencer, and Kadir Savun.
The film revolves around a man who rallies local fishermen to form a cooperative against an oppressive market boss.
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