Cute and Dangerous
Years after abducting baby Zeliş from a grieving Edirne family, Zarok gets a chance at redemption by rescuing her once more and setting out to reunite her with her true kin.
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Years after abducting baby Zeliş from a grieving Edirne family, Zarok gets a chance at redemption by rescuing her once more and setting out to reunite her with her true kin.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Özcan Deniz
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Runtime:113 minutes
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