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Selay seeks refuge in a women's shelter with her newborn baby, but isolation, mistrust, and envy make her stay difficult. Faced with the choice between returning to her violent ex-partner and searching for safety, she must decide which path to choose for herself and her child.
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Selay seeks refuge in a women's shelter with her newborn baby, but isolation, mistrust, and envy make her stay difficult. Faced with the choice between returning to her violent ex-partner and searching for safety, she must decide which path to choose for herself and her child.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rüya Yaman
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