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Beş Şeker Kız 

Şükran and Ali, who love each other, want to become famous. They plan to run away together. However, a fight breaks out between Şükran's brother Hüseyin and Ali. Ali is sent to prison. Because of this, he ends his relationship with Şükran. Left alone, Şükran starts working in a dance group. Ali, meanwhile, tries to secretly support Şükran with the songs he composes in prison.
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Şükran and Ali, who love each other, want to become famous. They plan to run away together. However, a fight breaks out between Şükran's brother Hüseyin and Ali. Ali is sent to prison. Because of this, he ends his relationship with Şükran. Left alone, Şükran starts working in a dance group. Ali, meanwhile, tries to secretly support Şükran with the songs he composes in prison.

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Genre:Comedy, Music
Directed By:Osman F. Seden
Written By:Osman F. Seden
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Studio:Kemal Film, Seden Film

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