Black Executioner (Kara Cellat) (translated)

Yılmaz Atadeniz directed Kara Cellat ("Black Executioner"), a Turkish adventure film. Film listings give a release date of 1 May 1974, though some records give 1971 as the production year. The film follows a fearless tough guy nicknamed Kara Cellât, who comes from Adana to Istanbul and fights the city's mafia. Atadeniz wrote the screenplay with Bekir Çetiner. The lead actor İrfan Atasoy produced it, the production appeared under the İrfan Film name, and the cinematographer was Ali Yaver.

İrfan Atasoy plays the hero. Kara Cellât extorts money from people who do dirty business and gives it to the poor. When the man he regarded as a father kills himself in Adana, he goes to Istanbul. There the members of a mafia group code-named "Aile", Çiçek Recep, Sürmeneli Remzi, Arap Reşo and Kaymak Ahmet, cannot cope with him. To get rid of him, they decide to set him against Mafya Osman. Erol Taş plays Mafya Osman and Feri Cansel plays Selma. Hayati Hamzaoğlu plays Sürmeneli Remzi, Turgut Özatay Çiçek Recep, Bilâl İnci Arap Reşo, Yavuz Selekman Kaymak Ahmet and Danyal Topatan Hindi Rüstem.

The cast also includes Faruk Panter (Makbuz), Haydar Karaer (a police chief) and Tarık Şimşek.