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Metin, who is studying in Europe, meets Hanlore from Denmark and they decide to get married. Hanlore, who converts to Islam to marry Metin and takes the name Hatice, comes to Turkey but learns nothing about religious life because no one lives according to the religion there.
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Metin, who is studying in Europe, meets Hanlore from Denmark and they decide to get married. Hanlore, who converts to Islam to marry Metin and takes the name Hatice, comes to Turkey but learns nothing about religious life because no one lives according to the religion there.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:İhlas Film Prodüksiyon
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