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A Behavior Befitting a Friend (2024)

Amidst some tension over a small amount of debt between Süleyman, Hasan, and Cüneyt, a series of events and encounters are testing their friendship.
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Amidst some tension over a small amount of debt between Süleyman, Hasan, and Cüneyt, a series of events and encounters are testing their friendship.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Veysel Ayvazoğlu
Written By:Veysel Ayvazoğlu
In Theaters:11/16/2024
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:dario fo deneysel sahne, raw dijital, meddah yapım, kısa medya

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