Diebstahl alla turca

Originaltitel: Hirsiz Var!

2005
12
1 Std. 36 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWith the death of a billionaire engaged in illegal practices, his billion-dollar fortune is up for the grabs. As his art collection is being prepared to be sold at an auction, two Turkish th... Alles lesenWith the death of a billionaire engaged in illegal practices, his billion-dollar fortune is up for the grabs. As his art collection is being prepared to be sold at an auction, two Turkish thieves from Germany are hired to steal valuable paintings from the art collection.With the death of a billionaire engaged in illegal practices, his billion-dollar fortune is up for the grabs. As his art collection is being prepared to be sold at an auction, two Turkish thieves from Germany are hired to steal valuable paintings from the art collection.

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2rcmuzayedeankara

Seeing the name Gülse Birsel, I watched the movie

This film may be Gürse Bilsel's worst film and Mehmet Ali Erbil's best film. There's nothing funny in the movie. The action is very weak. Don't let the cast's staff mislead you.

8isenonder

Nice casting, nice script, nice acting

Robbery Alla Turca proves that Turkish movie industry could produce really decent, watchable comedy movies, if they wanted to.

Despite having some minor flaws, the script is really well-written. The casting is excellent. The movie catches your attention from the first scene and does not let go until the end. Although it's described as a "comedy", it's actually a decent heist/crime movie which happens to have some comedic parts.

I wish more movies like this came out of Turkish movie industry.

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Although the caption at the beginning of the movie claims otherwise, the black hair and the illegal acts of Binnur (Gulse Birsel) suggests that she may have been inspired by Aysegul Nadir, the famous Turkish smuggler.