Darren Aronofsky's Top 5 Films
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Cheers To The End
The world is about to end and the escape shuttles are taking off. Seher, who has built a separate life for herself, returns to their home in the village to pick up her father Tahir and her brother Serdar. She encounters an unexpected situation: Tahir has set the table for one last family dinner.
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The world is about to end and the escape shuttles are taking off. Seher, who has built a separate life for herself, returns to their home in the village to pick up her father Tahir and her brother Serdar. She encounters an unexpected situation: Tahir has set the table for one last family dinner.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Yiğit Hepsev, Halit Soysal
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Runtime:15 minutes
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