Press (2010)
The story of a Kurdish newspaper whose journalists are under the constant threat of being abducted and killed by the state security forces.
Top billed cast
- Firat AygülKerim
Aram DildarFırat
Engin Emre DeğerAlişan
Kadim YaşarHalil- Sezgin CengizKadir
Asiye DinçsoySongül- Bilal Bulut Lokman
Mahmut GökgözDino Dayı
Ali İlHalit
Abdullah TarhanÇekçekçi Hamit
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