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Kadir Akgün
Directing 24 credits
Biography
Kadir Akgün works in directing. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
The Peasant Girl
This is Suzan · DirectorThis is Suzan · WriterThis is Suzan · Director of PhotographyWidow · DirectorBloody Mansion Death · Director
Blonde or Brunette? · Director
Devil Girls · DirectorDevil Girls · WriterGirl's Camp · DirectorGirl's Camp · Writer
Brutal Storm · DirectorBrutal Storm · WriterGame of Destiny · Director
The Reeds
Allah'ın Arslanı Hazreti Ali · Production Assistant
Full Filmography
24 titles- The Peasant Girl (2000)
- This is Suzan (1990) Director
- This is Suzan (1990) Writer
- This is Suzan (1990) Director of Photography
- Widow (1990) Director
- Bloody Mansion Death (1990) Director
- Bloody Mansion Death (1990) Screenplay
- Native Dallas 2: Woman Loves More (1990) Writer
- Native Dallas 2: Woman Loves More (1990) Director of Photography
- Native Dallas 2: Woman Loves More (1990) Director
- Local Dallas: Cashier (1990) Writer
- Local Dallas: Cashier (1990) Director of Photography
- Local Dallas: Cashier (1990) Director
- Blonde or Brunette? (1989) Director
- Devil Girls (1987) Director
- Devil Girls (1987) Writer
- Girl's Camp (1987) Director
- Girl's Camp (1987) Writer
- Brutal Storm (1985) Director
- Brutal Storm (1985) Writer
- Game of Destiny (1985) Director
- The Reeds (1975) as The Fisherman
- Allah'ın Arslanı Hazreti Ali (1969) Production Assistant
- Cinayetin Sırrı Director
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What movies or TV shows is Kadir Akgün best known for?
Kadir Akgün is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Reeds (1975).
How many credits does Kadir Akgün have?
Kadir Akgün has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 2000.
Kadir Akgün by the numbers
24credits
24films
0TV series
1969–2000active years
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