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Dance with the Jackals 4 

5 best friends, in search of finding ways to get rich, finally find a lot of gold in the forest. Just as they think they finally did it, they get in trouble with a German godfather who kidnapped one of them since he wanted the gold. The besties finally save their friend and return their usual loser days.
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5 best friends, in search of finding ways to get rich, finally find a lot of gold in the forest. Just as they think they finally did it, they get in trouble with a German godfather who kidnapped one of them since he wanted the gold. The besties finally save their friend and return their usual loser days.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Murat Şeker
Written By:Murat Şeker, Ali Tanrıverdi
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Box Office:$4,111,121
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:TAFF Pictures, SugarWorkz

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