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Oğuz is a very successful screenwriter and is very good at his job. While he is in high demand in the industry, he makes a radical decision to quit screenwriting. Oğuz's closest friend is his upstairs neighbor, Ertem, a former famous director. The two are always confiding in each other. Oğuz and his friends spend a day they can't remember while everything in their lives is going wrong, and suddenly wake up at home. However, their lives have changed, and everything has started to go very well. They begin receiving job offers one after another. What happened on that night that changed their lives?
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Oğuz is a very successful screenwriter and is very good at his job. While he is in high demand in the industry, he makes a radical decision to quit screenwriting. Oğuz's closest friend is his upstairs neighbor, Ertem, a former famous director. The two are always confiding in each other. Oğuz and his friends spend a day they can't remember while everything in their lives is going wrong, and suddenly wake up at home. However, their lives have changed, and everything has started to go very well. They begin receiving job offers one after another. What happened on that night that changed their lives?
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Oğuzhan Yıldız
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Studio:YEF Media & Entertainment
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