Benim Adım Osssman
Osman, who dreams of becoming a columnist for a local newspaper, embarks on various adventures when his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun show up unannounced. The film, which sets out with the theme "Love Knows No Boundaries!", tells the story of Osman, who stutters, in a style that is sometimes sad and sometimes funny. The film focuses on Osman, who has dedicated his life to becoming a columnist for a newspaper, and how his life changes after he leaves home to work at the newspaper, accompanied by his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun.
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Osman, who dreams of becoming a columnist for a local newspaper, embarks on various adventures when his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun show up unannounced. The film, which sets out with the theme "Love Knows No Boundaries!", tells the story of Osman, who stutters, in a style that is sometimes sad and sometimes funny. The film focuses on Osman, who has dedicated his life to becoming a columnist for a newspaper, and how his life changes after he leaves home to work at the newspaper, accompanied by his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Banu Kaptanoğulları, Çilgin Sedat, Atif Ulusoy
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Studio:Si Ya Yapim
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