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Aşka Tövbe 

The film is about the love between Şehbal and Mübin. Şehbal is a teacher in Izmir. She has been in love with her aunt's son Mübin for a long time and is waiting for him to make a move. However, Mübin tells Şehbal that he loves her aunt's daughter Nazan and asks her to reconcile them. Nazan, on the other hand, loves someone else. Upon hearing this news, Mübin is devastated. Şehbal tries to comfort him while hiding her feelings for him. Selman, a man who has recently lost his wife, will completely confuse Şehbal's mind.
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The film is about the love between Şehbal and Mübin. Şehbal is a teacher in Izmir. She has been in love with her aunt's son Mübin for a long time and is waiting for him to make a move. However, Mübin tells Şehbal that he loves her aunt's daughter Nazan and asks her to reconcile them. Nazan, on the other hand, loves someone else. Upon hearing this news, Mübin is devastated. Şehbal tries to comfort him while hiding her feelings for him. Selman, a man who has recently lost his wife, will completely confuse Şehbal's mind.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Türker İnanoğlu
Written By:Fuat Özlüer
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Studio:Erler Film

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