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Four high school graduates who call themselves the "Team of 18" are unable to pass their university entrance exams and are afraid of being drafted into military service. As they frantically try to pass the exams and avoid military service, even if only temporarily, they find themselves caught up in a series of unbelievable events and intriguing coincidences due to the arrival of Deren, a stunningly beautiful girl who joins them for a specific purpose.
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Four high school graduates who call themselves the "Team of 18" are unable to pass their university entrance exams and are afraid of being drafted into military service. As they frantically try to pass the exams and avoid military service, even if only temporarily, they find themselves caught up in a series of unbelievable events and intriguing coincidences due to the arrival of Deren, a stunningly beautiful girl who joins them for a specific purpose.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Hasan B. Turhan
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