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Altın Kollu Adam 

When Murat loses his parents, he is unable to complete his education. He takes responsibility for his brother Ahmet. He gambles to earn money. Over time, Murat becomes the best gambler in the community and works for a casino owner named Nusret. Unhappy with his life, he turns to alcohol. His brother Ahmet and childhood friend Lale want Murat to change. Murat promises them every time, but he cannot keep his word. Despite everything, Ahmet and Lale will continue to fight for Murat to change.
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When Murat loses his parents, he is unable to complete his education. He takes responsibility for his brother Ahmet. He gambles to earn money. Over time, Murat becomes the best gambler in the community and works for a casino owner named Nusret. Unhappy with his life, he turns to alcohol. His brother Ahmet and childhood friend Lale want Murat to change. Murat promises them every time, but he cannot keep his word. Despite everything, Ahmet and Lale will continue to fight for Murat to change.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Aram Gülyüz
Written By:Erdoğan Tünaş
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Studio:Metro Film

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