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At the surface, the city’s massive central bus terminal hums with the familiar chaos of noise, movement, and crowds. But as night falls, a darker, hidden world begins to stir beneath.Two veteran bus drivers guide a young attendant through his “first experience” — taking him to a clandestine brothel tucked away in the terminal’s underground levels. What begins as a seemingly ordinary night of pleasure slowly unravels into a gripping chain of events.
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At the surface, the city’s massive central bus terminal hums with the familiar chaos of noise, movement, and crowds. But as night falls, a darker, hidden world begins to stir beneath.Two veteran bus drivers guide a young attendant through his “first experience” — taking him to a clandestine brothel tucked away in the terminal’s underground levels. What begins as a seemingly ordinary night of pleasure slowly unravels into a gripping chain of events.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alper Kul
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Yener Film
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