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Kurtlar Vadisi: Terör
2007
· TV Show
· 120 min episodes
· 1 season
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Polat Alemdar and his friends continue to struggle, in the last two seasons against mafia, but in this season against the terrorists organizations, in a particular PKK.
Details
- Director
- Sadullah Şentürk
- Created by
- Raci Şaşmaz
- Writers
- Bahadır Özdener, Cüneyt Aysan, Raci Şaşmaz
- Studio
- Pana Film
- Released
- 8 February 2007
- Country
- Turkey
- Language
- Turkish
- Episode length
- 120 min
- Episodes
- 2 across 1 season
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