Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
Bekle Beni Sevgilim
Ali is a young man who fell in love with Zeynep at first sight. But Zeynep is admitted to a mental hospital with a dirty plan. Ali embarks on all kinds of adventures to save Zeynep from the mental hospital, and he is not alone in this process. Ali, who infiltrates the mental hospital by pretending to be sick, comes to the aid of his fellow wards, insane. When that happens, things get out of hand.
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Ali is a young man who fell in love with Zeynep at first sight. But Zeynep is admitted to a mental hospital with a dirty plan. Ali embarks on all kinds of adventures to save Zeynep from the mental hospital, and he is not alone in this process. Ali, who infiltrates the mental hospital by pretending to be sick, comes to the aid of his fellow wards, insane. When that happens, things get out of hand.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ilker Türkoglu
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Studio:Kanal D
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