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Aslan Yürekli Reşat 

Foreign agents in Turkey discover the raw materials for a hydrogen bomb on a piece of land. They plot against Kemal, the owner of the land. Kemal is forced to rent the land to the agents. However, he regrets this decision. One night, at a tavern, he meets Reşat, who looks exactly like him. He tells Reşat about his experiences, and they devise a plan. To fight the agents, Reşat switches places with Kemal. Reşat will work with the police to try to reclaim the land.
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Foreign agents in Turkey discover the raw materials for a hydrogen bomb on a piece of land. They plot against Kemal, the owner of the land. Kemal is forced to rent the land to the agents. However, he regrets this decision. One night, at a tavern, he meets Reşat, who looks exactly like him. He tells Reşat about his experiences, and they devise a plan. To fight the agents, Reşat switches places with Kemal. Reşat will work with the police to try to reclaim the land.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Crime
Directed By:Mehmet Aslan
Written By:Mehmet Aslan
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Studio:Topkapı Film

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