Amateur Flirt (Acemi Çapkın) (translated)

Comedy meets sentimental drama in Acemi Çapkın (Amateur Flirt), a black-and-white Turkish film from 1964. Nejat Saydam directed it and co-wrote the screenplay with İlhan Engin; Murat Köseoğlu produced it for Acar Film, and it runs about 100 minutes. Saydam ranked among the most prolific directors of Yeşilçam, and the film belongs to the busy 1960s, when many films were made each year.

İzzet Günay leads the cast as Sıtkı Candost. Feridun Çölgeçen plays Zeki, Gülbin Eray plays Memnune, Meral Kurtuluş plays Lamia, Ahmet Tarık Tekçe plays Cemil and Sadettin Erbil plays Süreyya Demirsoy, while Moris is Cafer and Turhan Göker is Kadri. Tijen Par, Birsen Bengü, Cem Taylan and Muammer Gözalan are among the other familiar faces. The cast list also includes marriage registrars, men in a nightclub and Süreyya's henchman, and the film's world features a shop, accessories and decoration.

Melih Sertesen was the cinematographer, Metin Bükey composed the music, Özdemir Arıtan edited and Melih Üstüngör was production manager. Acar Film handled production, studio floor and preparation. In dubbing, Hayri Esen voiced İzzet Günay, Agah Hün voiced Turhan Göker, Osman Alyanak voiced Moris and Kemal Ergüvenç voiced Ahmet Tarık Tekçe.