
Sevgili Babam
The film is about a family that broke up years ago and reunites. Sedat goes to prison for murder. Because of this, he divorces his wife Nevin. Nevin raises their children Ayşe and Murat alone. She tells them that their father is dead. When the children grow up, Nevin begins to struggle financially. Despite still loving her husband, she decides to marry the famous industrialist Orhan, believing that this will allow her children to live more comfortably. Sedat, who spent years in prison working as a musician, is released. He befriends Ayşe, who aspires to become a singer. The growing closeness between Sedat and Ayşe will lead to the revelation of all the truths.
Sevgili Babam
January 1, 1969
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Cast (36)

Cüneyt Arkın
Sedat Ersoy

Sema Özcan
Nevin Ersoy

Ömer Dönmez
Ömer

Salih Güney
Murat

Önder Somer
Orhan

Münir Özkul
mahalle çalgıcısı

Kamuran Akkor
Kezban

Sami Hazinses
N/A

Necdet Tosun
N/A

Vasfi Uçaroğlu
N/A

Güzin Özipek
N/A

Aydın Tezel
N/A

Figen Han
Leyla

Nezihe Güler
N/A

Muzaffer Yenen
N/A

Vahit Volkan
N/A

Faruk Çimen
N/A

Ibrahim Sirin
N/A

İbrahim Belkıs
N/A

Hamiyet Dönmez
N/A

Toron Karacaoğlu
(Cüneyt Arkın Seslendirmesi)

Ayşegül Devrim
(Figen Han Seslendirmesi)

Sadettin Erbil
(AydınTezel Seslendirmesi)

Suna Pekuysal
(Güzin Özipek Seslendirmesi)

Gülen Kıpçak
(Kamuran Akkor Seslendirmesi)

Osman Alyanak
(Mehmet Büyükgüngör Seslendirmesi)

Sacide Keskin
(Nezihe Güler Seslendirmesi)

Birsen Kaplangi
(Ömercik Seslendirmesi)

Bülent Koral
(Önder Somer Seslendirmesi)

Fuat İşhan
(Salih Güney Seslendirmesi)

Zafer Önen
(Sami Hazinses Seslendirmesi)

Nevin Akkaya
(Sema Özcan Seslendirmesi)

Timuçin Caymaz
(Vasfi Uçaroğlu Seslendirmesi)

Nursan Alçam
(Zeynep Değirmencioğlu Seslendirmesi)
Crew (6)
Directing

Aram Gülyüz
Director
Writing

Hamdi Değirmencioğlu
Screenplay
Production

Şahan Haki
Producer
Sound

Vasfi Uçaroğlu
Music

Giorgio Carnini
Music
Art
No data availableCamera
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No data availableCrew

Cengiz Tacer
Cinematography