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Bir Günlük Aşk 

Leyla, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, goes to Turkey for a vacation with her father. Bored with her own life, Leyla wants to be alone and wander around alone. While the nanny is sleeping, she escapes from the hotel at night. She goes to the house of a man named Yilmaz, whom she met on the street.
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Leyla, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, goes to Turkey for a vacation with her father. Bored with her own life, Leyla wants to be alone and wander around alone. While the nanny is sleeping, she escapes from the hotel at night. She goes to the house of a man named Yilmaz, whom she met on the street.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Artun Yeres
Written By:Artun Yeres
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Studio:Mine Film

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