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Deniz Akkaya | ... | Alev |
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Hamdi Alkan | ... | Inspector of Ministry |
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Burak Altay | ... | Gokalp |
Serdar Deniz | ... | Giz | |
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Nehir Erdogan | ... | Guldem |
Halit Ergenç | ... | Sebel Bey | |
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Deniz Güngören | ... | Orçun |
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Berk Hakman | ... | Ersin |
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Cem Karakaya | ||
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Cem Kiliç | ... | Burak (as Cem Kilic) |
Emre Kinay | ... | Mr. Kemal | |
Sinem Kobal | ... | Sebnem | |
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Raga Oktay | ... | Sulo |
Ali Sunal | ... | Mr. Alparslan | |
Melisa Sözen | ... | Ceyda |
Adapted from Do?u Yücel's supreme novel, Ghost Book, School takes place in a high school environment. The film revolves around a young group of spoiled teenagers and their struggle to prepare for the standardized test required to get into the university. All of a sudden a ghost enters their lives, scares and incites them to misbehave. The entire school, including the teachers becomes victimized by these strange games. It turns out that the ghost stories originate from the events that occurred one year ago when a student committed suicide...? Written by Anonymous
Okul is one of the most interesting Turkish movies. Its concept has been called "korkunc komik", which means something like "scary and funny" in Turkish. It has many elements inspired from American teen-slasher movies; however "Okul" somehow shows the Turkish way of "humor".