Movie

Damga

1987

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Good to know

Director: Orhan Elmas
Release date: 1987-04-02
Language: Turkish
Box office: $105,000
Budget: $55,000
Status: Released
Country: Turkey
Studio: Sezer Film

About Damga

Damga is a 1987 movie in the Family, Drama and Adventure genres, directed by Orhan Elmas, starring Ahu Tuğba, Cüneyt Arkın and Erol Taş. Below you can see where to watch Damga in Canada — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

Cemile, who grew up on the streets, makes a living as a sex worker. One night, on her way home, she finds an injured man on the street. She takes this man, named Kemal, who is wanted for murder, to her home and does everything she can to help him recover. During this process, a love affair develops between Cemile and Kemal.

Cast

Ahu Tuğba

Cemile

Cüneyt Arkın

Kemal Kalmıkçı

Erol Taş

Başkomiser Osman

Suna Pekuysal

Sümbül Dudu

Zeki Alpan

Cemile'nin Arkadasi

Çetin Başaran

Sevsin Cantürk

Belkıs Dilligil

Ekrem Dümer

Amir

Haldun Ergüvenç

Baskomiser Osman

Renan Fosforoğlu

Doktor

Sami Hazinses

Cemile'nin Arkadasi

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Damga in Canada?+

Damga is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Canada. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Damga on Netflix?+

Damga is not on Netflix in Canada right now.

Who stars in Damga?+

Damga stars Ahu Tuğba, Cüneyt Arkın, Erol Taş, Suna Pekuysal and Zeki Alpan.

When did Damga come out?+

Damga is a 1987 movie directed by Orhan Elmas.

What genre is Damga?+

Damga is Family, Drama, Adventure, Crime and Romance film.

Who directed Damga?+

Damga was directed by Orhan Elmas.