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Darren Arronofsky focuses on diverse and heartbreaking stories about the human experience.
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Levent, who returned to Çanakkale after years of separation, reunites with his old friends, while Zeynep, who lives in Istanbul, goes on vacation to Çanakkale at the insistence of her friends Aslı, Murat, and Engin. Engin, who tries to attract Zeynep's attention throughout the vacation, causes her to get injured while walking on the beach together. When Engin panics and flees, Levent, who is walking along the beach, finds Zeynep. This chance encounter leads to their friendship quickly turning into love.
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Levent, who returned to Çanakkale after years of separation, reunites with his old friends, while Zeynep, who lives in Istanbul, goes on vacation to Çanakkale at the insistence of her friends Aslı, Murat, and Engin. Engin, who tries to attract Zeynep's attention throughout the vacation, causes her to get injured while walking on the beach together. When Engin panics and flees, Levent, who is walking along the beach, finds Zeynep. This chance encounter leads to their friendship quickly turning into love.
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