A barber in Yozgat - a very small city in the middle Anatolia - has an emotional breakdown when he runs into Yavuz and Nese who have come to town to sing in a small music hall-bar.
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Title: Yozgat Blues (2013)
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12 wins & 25 nominations.
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| Ercan Kesal | ... | Yavuz | |
| Ayça Damgaci | ... | Nese | |
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Tansu Biçer | ... | Sabri |
| Nadir Saribacak | ... | Kamil | |
| Kevork Malikyan | ... | Sadettin Usta | |
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Nevbahar Hakverdi | ... | Halk Egitimci |
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Serkan Ercan | ... | City Hall Culture Manager |
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Serkan Öztürk | ... | Music Instrument Shop Owner |
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Recep Çavdar | ... | Hotel Recepcionist |
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Nazif Tunç | ... | Customer at Barbershop |
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Adnan Tönel | ... | Yasar |
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Asiye Dinçsoy | ... | Girl at Marriage Meeting #1 |
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Feyruz Tokdemir | ... | Girl at Marriage Meeting #2 |
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A barber in Yozgat - a very small city in the middle Anatolia - has an emotional breakdown when he runs into Yavuz and Nese who have come to town to sing in a small music hall-bar. Written by Anonymous
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Language:
TurkishRelease Date:
6 December 2013 (Turkey) See more »Also Known As:
Йозгат Блюз See more »Edit
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Budget:
$1,000,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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Being a musician is a great job, but this situation is very difficult in terms Turkey. I liked this movie very much because it tells about Anatolian culture through this subject.