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Bayram Şekeri 

The story of a child whose exhausted family is trying to rebuild itself, and the emotional and dramatic story of the father and son meeting each other for the first time after the mother's return is told in a unique and melancholic language. The film brings to the big screen the selfless struggle of a mother and father who have not seen each other in years, as they dedicate themselves to their son with great effort, courage, and determination.
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The story of a child whose exhausted family is trying to rebuild itself, and the emotional and dramatic story of the father and son meeting each other for the first time after the mother's return is told in a unique and melancholic language. The film brings to the big screen the selfless struggle of a mother and father who have not seen each other in years, as they dedicate themselves to their son with great effort, courage, and determination.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Bilal Kalyoncu
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