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Ararat 

Nuh has not spoken to his father for 10 years. Now he buries him 4000 km away from his German homeland at the foot of the Ararat in a bitter attempt to make up for past mistakes, destroying his brother's new ideal world in the deepest east of Anatolia.
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Nuh has not spoken to his father for 10 years. Now he buries him 4000 km away from his German homeland at the foot of the Ararat in a bitter attempt to make up for past mistakes, destroying his brother's new ideal world in the deepest east of Anatolia.

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Directed By:Engin Kundağ
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Studio:IFS Internationale Filmschule Köln gGmbH

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