List of Turkish films of 1970

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A list of films produced in Turkey in 1970 (see 1970 in film):

NameDirectorStarringDistributed byTypeNotes
Acımak
Adım Beladır
Adım Kan Soyadım Silah
Afacan
Ağlayan Melek
Ah Müjgan Ah
Akrep Tuzağı
Alçaklar Affedilmez
Ali İle Veli
Allı Yemeni
Altın Tabancalı Adam
Amber
Ana Gibi Yar Olmaz
Anadolu Kini
Ankara Ekspresi
Arkadaşlık Öldü Mü
Arım Balım Peteğim
Aslan Yürekli Mahkum
Asi Ve Cesur
Aşk Ve Tabanca
Aşk Ve Tabanca
Aşk Arzu Silah
Aşk Sürgünü
Aşktan da Üstün
Adsız Cengaver Iranian-Turkish co-production
Avare
Avare Aşık
Ayşecik Sana Tapıyorum
Babaların Günahı
Bela Çiçekleri
Beleşçi Murat
Berduş Kız
Beyaz Güller
Beyaz Tabakta Siyah Üzüm
Bırakın Öldüreyim
Bir Çuval Para
Birleşen Yollar
Bir Lokma Ekmek
Bomba Ahmet
Bu Yumruk Sana
Buğulu Gözler
Bülbül Yuvası
Bütün Aşklar Tatlı Başlar
Cafer Bey
Canlı Hedef
Casus Kıran (Yedi Canlı Adam)
Cehennemde Şenlik Var
Cemo
Ceylan Emine
Cilalı İbo Almanya'da
Civan Ali
Çalınmış Hayat
Çarşambayı Sel Aldı
Çeko
Çifte Yürekli
Çileli Bülbül
Dağların Kartalı
Damarımda Kanımsın
Darıldın Mı Cicim Bana
Deli Ormanlı
Devler Geliyor
Dikkat Kan Aranıyor
Donanma Kamil
Dönme Bana Sevgilim
Dört Kabadayı
Duyduk Duymadık Demeyin
Düşen Bir Yaprak Gibi
Ecelin Gölgesinde
Ecel Teri
Erkek Gibi Ölenler
Erkeklik Öldü Mü Abiler
Eşkıya Oğlu
Eyvah
Fadime
Fedailer
Ferhat İle Şirin
Fırtına Adam
Fıstık Gibi
Firari Aşıklar
Gelin Kızı
Gölgedeki Adam
Gönül Meyhanesi
Gülüm Nuri
Günahımı Çekeceksin
Günahsız Katiller
Güller Ve Dikenler
Güzel Şoför
Ham Meyva
Hayatımı Mahveden Kadın
Hayatım Sana Feda
Hedefte İki Kişi
Her Günaha Bir Kurşun
Herkesin Sevgilisi
Hippi Perihan
Hoş Memo
İç Güveysi
İki Aşk Arasında
İki Cesur Adam
İmzam Kanla Yazılır
İntikam Derler Adıma
İntikam Meleği
İste Kölen Olayım
İşler Karışık
İşportacı Kız
Kaçak
Kaderim
Kader Bağlayınca
Kaderin Ağları
Kaderin Oyunu
Kaderin Pençesinde
Kadın Satılmaz
Kafkas Şahini
Kalbimin Efendisi
Kan Ve Tabanca
Kan Kusturacağım
Kan Yağmuru
Kan Ve Kurşun
Kanlı Kader
Kanun Kaçakları
Kanıma Kan İsterim
Kanımın Son Damlasına Kadar
Kanunsuz Kardeşler
Kara Gözlüm
Kara Dutum
Kara Leke
Kara Peçe
Kelebek
Kendim Ettim Kendim Buldum
Kezban Roma'da
Kralların Öfkesi
Kralların Kaderi
Kıskanırım Seni
Kızgın Topraklar
Kızım Sana Emanet
Kiralık Katiller
Koçum Ali
Koreli Kemal
Kör Düğüm
Köyün Beş Güzeli
Köye Giden Yosma
Kurt Kanı
Küçük Hanımın Şoförü
Küçük Hanımefendi
Linç
Mağrur Kadın
Maskeli Şeytan
Mazi Kalbimde Bir Yaradır
Meçhul Kadın
Merhamet
Müthiş Türk
On Kadına Bir Erkek
Onu Allah Affetsin
Öksüz Gülnaz
Ölüm Çemberi
Ölüm Emri
Ölüm Fermanı
Ölüm Pazarı
Ölüler Konuşmaz Ki
Ölünceye Kadar
Öleceksek Ölelim
Öldürmeye Yeminliyim
Öp Beni
Pamuk Prenses Ve Yedi Cüceler
Paralı Askerler
Piyade Osman
Püsküllü Bela
Red Kit
Saadet Güneşi
Saadet Şehri
Selahattin Eyyübi
Sende Bizdensin
Sevenler Ölmez
Sevimli Serseri
Seven Ne Yapmaz
Sevgilim Mazurka
Sevgili Muhafızım
Son Günah
Son Nefes
Son Söz Benim
Son Kızgın Adam
Sonsuz İhtiras
Sosyete Şakir
Söz Müdafanın
Sürtük
Şampiyon
Şeytan Kayaları
Şıllık
Şimşek Hafiye
Şoför Nebahat
Talihsiz Baba
Talihsiz Yavru Fatoş
Tarkan: Gümüş Eyer
Tatlı Hayat
Tatlı Meleğim
Tehlikeli Oyun
Turist Ömer Yamyamlar Arasında
Umut
Üç Kral Serseri
Vur Okşa Ve Öp
Vur Patlasın Çal Oynasın
Yaban Gülü
Yanık Kezban
Yarım Kalan Saadet
Yaralı Ceylan
Yaslı Gelin
Yaşamak Kolay Değil
Yaşamak İçin
Yaşamak İçin Öldüreceksin
Yavrum
Yazı Mı Tura Mı
Yedi Belalılar
Yemende Bir Avuç Türk
Yeşil Kurbağalar
Yılan Kadın
Yiğitlerin Türküsü
Yiğitlerin Dönüşü
Yumurcak (Köprüaltı Çocuğu)
Yumruk Pazarı
Yusuf İle Züleyha
Yuvasız Kuşlar
Zagor
Zalim
Zeyno
Zeynom
Zindandan Gelen Mektup

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