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Akıllara Seza 

In 1997, Mustafa is excited about graduating from high school, but on his way to the graduation ceremony, he gets into an accident. Mustafa falls into a coma and remains unconscious for many years. After 22 years, Mustafa wakes up and sets out to find the girl he loves, Seza. However, many things have changed during the time he was in a coma. As Mustafa begins his life anew, he finds himself in a major conflict with technology and civilization.
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In 1997, Mustafa is excited about graduating from high school, but on his way to the graduation ceremony, he gets into an accident. Mustafa falls into a coma and remains unconscious for many years. After 22 years, Mustafa wakes up and sets out to find the girl he loves, Seza. However, many things have changed during the time he was in a coma. As Mustafa begins his life anew, he finds himself in a major conflict with technology and civilization.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Serdal Genç
Written By:Özgür Bakar, Alper Kıvılcım
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Studio:2506 Sinema

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