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Üç, İki, Bir... Kestik!
Süleyman, an idealistic young man, has one dream: to make a movie and share his village life with the world. Luck smiles on him when he wins a camera in a raffle. He immediately teams up with his best friend Galip and a small crew to start shooting his dream movie. However, this amateur film crew faces countless challenges...
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Süleyman, an idealistic young man, has one dream: to make a movie and share his village life with the world. Luck smiles on him when he wins a camera in a raffle. He immediately teams up with his best friend Galip and a small crew to start shooting his dream movie. However, this amateur film crew faces countless challenges...
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